If We Share

This weeks 100 word challenge is a more serious topic. We got a picture of a boy from Ethiopia eating some food and explaining his circumstances, we had to start our 100 word challenge with if we share.  Please leave comments and tell me what you think.

If We Share

If we share

He will have food in his belly, 

He will have clean water to drink,

He will have hope.

If we share

He will have shoes on his feet,

He will have clothes on his back,

Life is looking up

If we share

He will be in school,

He will learn to read,

The chance to live a life that he never had

If we share

He will have a roof over his head,

He will have a place to rest his head,

He will have a life worth living.

If we share

We will change the world.

100 word challenge week #23

This week is a new 100 word challenge! The word prompt for the week was bath, mysterious, orange, cat, and separated! Please leave comments and tell me what you think! 

Two mysterious cats crept through a dark alleyway.  Crash! Bang! Boom!  Both cats jumped and ran! But they got separated when a dark figure with a net started to close in! It was animal control! I leaped up and ran after the second cat. As I turned the corner I saw the tail of a small orange cat. I sprinted as fast as I could! I reached out for the cat but I stumbled! I grabbed the cat as I fell!

                “OUCH!” I yelped! Slowly I got up with the cat still in my arms,

                 “Time to take you home for a nice bubble bath.” 

100 word challenge picture prompt

This is my hundred word challenge. I did this based on a picture prompt. I hope you like it it! please comment!

100 word challenge 

This summer, my best friend and I went to stay with my Aunt. She had a small little cabin with a stone patio that led to two sets of stair cases. One was big and steep that led to a clearing in the trees, the other was smaller and led farther in to the dense forest. We liked the path that went farther in to the forest, because we never could seem to reach the end. My imagination swirled with thoughts of what could be at the end of the path, but I never did find out before we left.