Short Story #1 – A Scary Swell

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By Angie in : Stories // Nov 6, 2009

Ten (10) short & strange stories born from sleep… and perhaps other states of consciousness!

Stories By: Angie Arsenault
Illustrations by: Nicolas Bourges

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  1. Angie Said on: November 27, 2009 Reply

    She is quite special that mom of mine. Yes Laurence, moms are the greatest. :-)

  2. Lawrence Thomas Said on: November 27, 2009 Reply

    Okay, those message from your mom are so sweet! Moms are the greatest aren’t they? :)

  3. Angie Said on: November 15, 2009 Reply

    Thanks Michelle!
    Yes, we do have many things in common cuz!
    Love you lots too,
    A
    xxoxox

  4. Michelle Arsenault Said on: November 15, 2009 Reply

    I love this one!! Tidal waves were always a part of my childhood dreams ;)
    love you lots
    Michelle
    xoxox

  5. Angie Said on: November 14, 2009 Reply

    Gee, quite profound there mom! I couldn’t agree with you more about the soul searching… and turning negatives into positives I might add.
    And also, it’s good to simply have fun with it all at times! ;D
    You’re so sweet Louise… and a wonderful mom as well. Ok now, I think we’re good to go for online exposure of affection! Let’s save the rest for the phone calls and visits! lol
    xoxox

  6. Louise Arsenault Said on: November 14, 2009 Reply

    Angie?Yes you do have a lot of talent!!It always amazes me to see where you,re at today!If only more humans would turn their life around like you did, ,more in a positive way and try not to look at the negative so much, we would have a better world ,wouldn,t we? Soul searching never stops in this life !The only way to heal itself,right?Love you lots Angie,,,xoxoxo Mommy

  7. Angie Said on: November 14, 2009 Reply

    Aawh!! Thanks mommy!! lol
    I’m not sure what to call it; talent or just plain silliness!!
    Glad you enjoy the shorts and hope they don’t give you nightmares or anything!!!
    Love you lots,
    xoxox

  8. Louise Arsenault Said on: November 14, 2009 Reply

    My dear daughter Angie,I am so proud of you in many,many ways!You have a special gift in writing to make us understand your short stories!You are quite a talented girl!Keep writing your short stories and I,ll keep reading them!It makes me feel like you are taking me on a little journey with you.Thank you for being you!Love you lots Mom xoxo

  9. Angie Said on: November 12, 2009 Reply

    Thank-you Mario (on behalf of myself and Nicolas Bourges of course!).
    I hope all is well on the other side of the ocean… ;-)
    xox

  10. mario Said on: November 10, 2009 Reply

    nice one this little VERY shor story… nice pic as well

  11. Lawrence Thomas Said on: November 7, 2009 Reply

    And thank you, Angie, for your kind words as well. :)

  12. Angie Said on: November 6, 2009 Reply

    Lawrence, thank-you so much for these kind words. I just wanted to have a little fun – turning nightmares into silly little stories to lighten things up. ;-)

    I really appreciated the story you wrote in memory of your grandmother. Such a beautiful tribute to the memory of past loved ones. So much warmth in your writing.

    Have a nice weekend and talk to you soon,

    A
    xx

  13. Lawrence Thomas Said on: November 6, 2009 Reply

    Sad, but it works. The layout and the illustration all bring this together wonderfully.

    In my writers group, we have a monthly exercise called a Postcard Story. This reminds me of one of those. We are limited to 150 words, and once one woman actually added a drawing to it which I loved.

    Poetry can be short, and I think stories can be very affected with only a few words as well.

    Thanks for sharing, Angie. I look forward to many more.

    I love how you have tied these into Once Upon a Dream. The album was such a wonderful and creative work of art. To have that creativity and magic continue on, is a nice touch.

    Cheers,
    Lawrence

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