Lillie Mcferrin posts a “Five Sentence Fiction” prompt.
This week it is: FEAST
from Lillie McFerrin FSF
Grateful Vittles
Goodness, Aunt Bea, that’s some good lookin’ spread there.
Clem, could you ever jest imagine etin’ all that scrumptious lookin’ food?
Maybe over at Mr. and Mrs. Worthing’s place they can afford to feast like that.
Now that is the truth Clem, though I thought I’d jest show you the latest picture from that
Good Housekeeping magazine that Sister Darlene show’d me last week.
Mmm… well, what we got for us today, Aunt Bea, to be thankful for – the usual vittles?
Randy Mazie
The Writer's Village 
An interesting use of the prompt. nicely done. Drop in at Alphabetstory for some different vittles.
just did and left you a little sumpthing there.
Next time you feel like cooking and you’re in my side of town with the windows down on your car, please feel free to let me know. I’ll sit on the side of the street and you can try hitting me, so I can have dinner, too.
Randy
A fun read, with the down home language, and a nice reminder to be grateful for what we have.
yup. Grat-tee-tude is all-important.
Convincing voice, great dialogue Randy.
Thanks. coming over?
Oh, those glossy pics…but I’m happy with my home cooked fare. Great voice in this Randy!
Thanks.
Just be thankful for what you got.
Not quite a line from an old song.
Cheers
JzB
great song – great remembrance
great to be thankful for the ones we love and what we share with them (for as long as we can).
I enjoyed the dialogue – not always the easiest thing to write, peoples’ dialects and slang. Well done 🙂
Dial-eks and sl-ayng? Is you funning me?