Kind and Caring
Always ...21 total reviews
Comment from Anne Johnston
Wendy, this is a great entry for the Flash fiction contest. Although, it is different from your usual writing (mostly true incidents), it is very well written and a great surprise ending.
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Wendy, this is a great entry for the Flash fiction contest. Although, it is different from your usual writing (mostly true incidents), it is very well written and a great surprise ending.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thank you, Anne! I am trying to be more imaginative, as you are right - most of my stories are based on truth.
Wendy
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You are welcome, Wendy. I enjoy all your writing.
Comment from Pantygynt
This plan came back to haunt him. It is probably better on the whole not to mix work with leisure nor the people who go to make up those activities. Ones sines will find thee out!
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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This plan came back to haunt him. It is probably better on the whole not to mix work with leisure nor the people who go to make up those activities. Ones sines will find thee out!
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thanks so much. A thoughtful review. Appreciated!
Wendy
Comment from Katherine M. (k-11)
I'm not sure I totally understand this one. I can't decide whether it's too convoluted for me, or whether it's me that's being obtuse. The parallel lines seem too close to each other for comfort. Kate xx
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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I'm not sure I totally understand this one. I can't decide whether it's too convoluted for me, or whether it's me that's being obtuse. The parallel lines seem too close to each other for comfort. Kate xx
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thank you Kate. Yes the parallel lines are indeed too close for comfort!
Wendy
Comment from Theodore McDowell
Great flash fiction for the contest, Wendy. The ending is a stunning twist to the story and quite unexpected. Please accept my virtual six since I'm out of real ones this late in the week. Well done.
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Great flash fiction for the contest, Wendy. The ending is a stunning twist to the story and quite unexpected. Please accept my virtual six since I'm out of real ones this late in the week. Well done.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thanks Tim. I appreciate the thought and I?m very glad you enjoyed this one.
Wendy
Comment from Verna Cole Mitchell
I was smiling all through your "sad" story. I somehow knew it would have an ironic ending. I expected no better of him because he "unfortunately" was married. This should be a winner for sure!
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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I was smiling all through your "sad" story. I somehow knew it would have an ironic ending. I expected no better of him because he "unfortunately" was married. This should be a winner for sure!
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Lol. Thank you so much! You are very insightful.
Wendy
Comment from barbara.wilkey
Well, hmm, I guess karma has a play in this contest entry. Thank you for sharing this entry with us. I enjoyed reading and never expected the ending, but one just doesn't know. Good luck with the contest.
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Well, hmm, I guess karma has a play in this contest entry. Thank you for sharing this entry with us. I enjoyed reading and never expected the ending, but one just doesn't know. Good luck with the contest.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thank you Barbara! I appreciate your review and good wishes!
Wendy
Comment from Lloyd T. Okoko
The objective correlative of your work reminisces John, the protagonist's access to a cogent alibi that could be used to front his wife's demise and open up a fresh dating with a prospective lover.
The work highlights his lunch date with his former work colleagues; his arousal of romantic feelings for one of his ex- female colleagues and how COVID-19 seems to pave the way for a sizzling love affair.
The work earns its texture through its effective use of anecdotes synonymous with infidelity.
Excellent work. Bravo.
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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The objective correlative of your work reminisces John, the protagonist's access to a cogent alibi that could be used to front his wife's demise and open up a fresh dating with a prospective lover.
The work highlights his lunch date with his former work colleagues; his arousal of romantic feelings for one of his ex- female colleagues and how COVID-19 seems to pave the way for a sizzling love affair.
The work earns its texture through its effective use of anecdotes synonymous with infidelity.
Excellent work. Bravo.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thank you Lloyd for your thorough and insightful review.
Wendy
Comment from Tom Horonzy
Ouch. Alfred Hitchcock may be dead but his genes were passed on to some dame "down under' me thinks. This could be a script for "Columbo" or Perry Mason, or... Wendy G, it seems.
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Ouch. Alfred Hitchcock may be dead but his genes were passed on to some dame "down under' me thinks. This could be a script for "Columbo" or Perry Mason, or... Wendy G, it seems.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Lol. Thank you Tom! Your words made me laugh. I greatly appreciate your reviews, always fresh and different.
Wendy
Comment from Paul McFarland
That's a good one, Wendy. I think we have love here, but it doesn't appear to be true love. It looks like God is pulling a fast one. You should do well in the contest.
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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That's a good one, Wendy. I think we have love here, but it doesn't appear to be true love. It looks like God is pulling a fast one. You should do well in the contest.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thanks Paul. I wonder if this sort of thing has ever happened?.
Wendy
Comment from Wayne Fowler
Glad that it's totally fiction.
As I heard one time, 'It's a long road that don't turn back.'
Well done.
The Golden Rule in action. The only better resolution would be for the women to heal and 'him' get hit by a truck (or lorie if you prefer) smiley face here.
Best wishes.
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reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Glad that it's totally fiction.
As I heard one time, 'It's a long road that don't turn back.'
Well done.
The Golden Rule in action. The only better resolution would be for the women to heal and 'him' get hit by a truck (or lorie if you prefer) smiley face here.
Best wishes.
This rating does not count towards story rating or author rank.
The highest and the lowest rating are not included in calculations.
Comment Written 25-Jun-2022
reply by the author on 25-Jun-2022
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Thanks Wayne. Your review made me smile. You want justice for John, but he?s only made up in my mind ?. And yet, I wonder if such a thing has happened?
Lol. Glad you enjoyed it.
Wendy