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  1. Well, I hope the person s/he is talking to gathers all their strength and escapes!

    I’ve enjoyed reading your posts this month and hope we can stay in touch!

  2. Yvonne

    Wow, slight overreaction ha ha! Hope you continue to do these short stories, even though it is the end of A to Z Challenge. I always look forward to reading them πŸ™‚ x

  3. Louise (Little Hearts, Big Love)

    Well done on finishing the A to Z challenge and I love this piece – especially the little twist at the end. That’s quite an overreaction! πŸ™‚

  4. I like the post as well as the celebration lap for A to Z.
    This was a good group of A to Z folk this year.
    Im going back to remodeling and packing

  5. J Lenni Dorner

    J here, of the #atozchallenge Arlee Bird’s A to Z Ambassador Team.
    Have you enjoyed the challenge? Did you hop to other blogs? The end of the alphabet here! Reflections sign up is May 9– mark a calendar.
    My blog’s giveaway is still going. I’m encouraging everyone to visit more stops.

    Ha ha ha! I love that crazy voice. Great job.

  6. Zeroed in on her, didn’t you?
    Enjoyed your posts Debbie.
    Hope you’ll visit my blog,too.
    Did’t mean to, it happened-
    the rhyming, I mean.

    • Thank you πŸ™‚ It’s not too hard to keep up with posting because I’m used to posting daily anyway, but keeping up with the visits was a lot harder than I thought, but I still plan on visiting everyone, it will just take a bit longer than I originally planned!

  7. Another excellent flash, Debbie! No, it’s not weird… I think all of us, as exhausted as we may be, are beginning to show signs of withdrawal already πŸ˜€

    Congratulations on reaching the finish line! I’m so glad we connected like we did this month, and I look forward to many visits back and forth throughout the year πŸ™‚

    • Thank you πŸ™‚ Yeah, it’s really weird going back to posting normal stuff again!
      Me too, I will definitely still be visiting you through the year, it’s great to find a blog you just “get” straight away!

  8. ShawnTe Pierce

    That is making me think twice about ever cutting in front of someone. Although, I don’t do it anyways. lol

    Great job finishing the challenge. Yours was probably one of the more creative ones on my list to read!

  9. Love the way you finished this off. Brilliant. There were times reading these when I was jealous of the fun you must ahve had, but I can also imagine how much of a commitment it was. Bravo Debbie

  10. I know I shouldn’t, I actually laughed reading this! Unfortunately there are people like that out there in the world… Going back shit crazy because you cut in front of them at the supermarket πŸ˜‚ Of course this takes it to a whole other level! πŸ™‚
    I’m sad it’s over, because I absolutely love reading your A-Z! Xxx #AnythingGoes

  11. Nice finish, Debbie!
    There is nothing more irritating (well, maybe there really is and I’m not thinking about it yet) than a person who cuts in front of you…. And then to miss the bus!
    Glad you had a fun run at the A to Z!

  12. wendy

    Oh dear, someone has overreacted slightly haven’t they? Haha. Aww I’m not doing the a-z challenge but I’ll miss it too because I’ve loved reading your posts. If you’re not doing so already you should definitely write a book, so talented xx #BloggerClubUK

  13. This has been a great challenge I’ve really enjoyed reading it. And yes I can totally understand you saying you’re going to miss it – I felt the same when I finished my 30 day challenge! Well done chick xx #BloggerClubUK

  14. Lisa

    Congrats on making it to the end!! I’ve never heard of this before!! it looks like such fun!
    Lx

    #BloggerClubUK

  15. justsayingmum

    wow dark! Love the idea of this flash fiction challenge – bet you’ve got a 101 ideas for a novel now – and makes a change from mummy blogging – I’ve enjoyed reading your little snippets too! #BloggerClubUK

  16. Great challenge – like this one! I remember setting our students things like this and they enjoyed it – we did one for staff too – 20 words though – teachers say they’re too busy!

    Thanks for sharing.

  17. Yay! You made it to the end and I love this last one just as much as the rest! You did an awesome job Debbie! I like this one because I can relate to it more than the others. I hate when I’m driving and people cut me off. Over Christmas break, I had a guy actually stop me on the road and accuse me of riding his tail, which is something I don’t do. He got in my face and let me tell ya, your story is definitely relatable, LOL! Thanks so much for all of your flash fiction! #bloggerclubuk

  18. Bridie By The Sea

    I feel I have a lot of catching up to do as this is the first of your challenge I’ve read….but wow, such powerful writing, I loved it! I hope the person finds their inner steel and escapes :)thanks for hosting #bloggerclubuk

  19. Laura: Adventures with J

    Wow! This is the first time I’ve read one of these posts and it is the last! Gave me goosebumps… I’m a bit of a wuss when it comes to these thinkgs but you wrote it so well πŸ™‚ I hope the book release does brilliantly πŸ™‚

  20. A Right Royal Mother

    What a great idea to flex those writing muscles. Like the twist at the end and congratulations on making it all the way through the alphabet. What’s next?! #bloggerclubuk

  21. Silly Mummy

    Good to have a sense of proportion in revenge! Well done on completing the challenge! #BloggerClubUK

  22. Well done on making it to the end. I’m impressed by your dedication to the cause. Look forward to seeing what you can do when you have a higher word count to play with.

    #BloggerClubUK

  23. Trista, Domesticated Momster

    You are my inspiration Deb. I don’t know how you find the time to do all this blogging, writing, and the book! Good job! Thanks for hostessing the fab #bloggerukclub

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