Photo Credit: Yinglan
Written as part of a challenge called Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers, https://flashfictionforaspiringwriters.wordpress.com/2016/05/16/fffaw-05-17-16
“Daddy! Look its Dino!” Alistair yells from his car seat.
“There are big ones too! The truck says they’re from Connecticut. You know who lives there?” Dads voice has singing tone.
“Grammy lives there! Are they all really old there? Why doesn’t she have one, Daddy?” The little guy queries.
“She scares them. They all ran off. She was out there with rollers in her hair and a frying pan. I think they got in her garden once.” Daddy calmly explains.
“Is that like Mommy says my other Grammy scares away the dead?” Alistair replies.
Coloring Outside the Lines 
This is how to build a child’s imagination. Fun 🙂
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living in a child’s mind, fairy tales are made of this……great story!
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The imagination of a child is endless. It’s the thoughts we give them, that’s where the trouble starts. 😀
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This child is going to have some interesting ideas about his grandparents! A fun story, Mark. 🙂
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Don’t we all wonder about them as we grow up anyway? I loved playing with the stereotype 😀
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Hahahahaha! They don’t seem to have very good opinions of their mother-in-laws. LOL!! Cute story, Mark!
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The payback thrives when children are used as weapons.
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Yes!! That is very true and very sad!
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Haha. Mother – in – laws and Grandma’s, formidable creatures. Even against dinosaurs and the dead. Very funny.
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