21/11/17
He complimented her smile and then erased it.
@jessicalim on Love
21/11/17
Vampires at the door. I’m out of garlic!
Matilda, age 9 on Home
21/11/17
Spy meeting, new case, solve case, party time!
Dorothy, age 6 on Play
21/11/17
“Peacefully, last February. How did you know her?”
Dean Koorey on Love
21/11/17
Procrastinators Anonymous Christmas Party. First Saturday in April.
Damian Roache on Play
21/11/17
Casting off beauty ads, she emerged a butterfly.
Pauline Yates on Change
21/11/17
Horrified, he realised he’d been reincarnated as himself.
Steve Johnson on Change
21/11/17
Over time they evolved and searched for meaning.
@VacenTaylor on Change
21/11/17
The silence between them was stonger than yelling.
Lewis Foster on Love
21/11/17
View up here ok. Hangmans grin is not
Peter Gordon on Change
21/11/17
That holiday we talked about, but never took.
Kerrie-Anne Chinn on Love
21/11/17
Holidaying in Fiji wasn’t cheap. Cost: One relationship
YBD on Love
21/11/17
Removalist packed boxes of what might have been.
Mary-Ellen Powell on Change
21/11/17
I’m sorry, there was nothing we could do.
Nene Davies on Love
21/11/17
Centrelink. Enter the maze and abandon all hope.
Derek Johnston on Change
21/11/17
Prior knowledge changed nothing. She still succumbed.
Jo Winten on Love
21/11/17
Preoccupied, she didn’t see her wasting daughter.
Jenny Phillips on Home
20/11/17
Betrayal, not her ninetieth birthday, buckled her knees.
@heleneyoung on Change
20/11/17
Shadow lurking on the wall. BAM! Lights out…
Matilda, age 9 on Home
20/11/17
‘Too much. I give up,’ said the encyclopedia.
David Thomas Henry Wright on Change
20/11/17
Candle lit, baby born. Grow bright, dim, darkness.
Neve on Change
20/11/17
He walked through my dreams for eighteen years.
Jill Sampson on Love
20/11/17
Job interview. Flat tyre. Wallet missing. Still jobless.
Don McQuitty on Change
20/11/17
So you knew? Silence lengthens. A sigh. “Yes.”
@david_r_grigg on Change
20/11/17
They parted. He looked back, she did not…
Amanda Scott on Change
20/11/17
I looked for cameras. None. I’ll eat tonight.
Willy Sprake on Home
20/11/17
Our first kiss was to be our last.
David McMahon on Love
20/11/17
Death called. I told him you were out.
@missginandtonic on Love
20/11/17
I curled into your space on the bed.
@bellabookgirl on Love
20/11/17
Power is out and the candles have melted.
Glenda Gray on Change
20/11/17
With quiver in her voice, mum muttered, ‘cancer.’
Norisah Pycraft on Change
20/11/17
Absentmindedly driving to where his home once was.
Glenda Gray on Home
20/11/17
She was a friend. Now just a memory.
Sally Kyle on Change
20/11/17
Tomorrow. A verdict. She hoped it promised redemption.
Kathryn Favelle on Change
20/11/17
How bizarre—they bought their way into poverty.
Michelle Upton on Change
20/11/17
Love entangled the lonely fisherman, dragging him ashore.
Nel Johnson on Love
20/11/17
Leaf blower rumbles. Shift worker crumbles.
Mary-Ellen Powell on Home
20/11/17
Quarantined infectious couple regretted the discounted honeymoon cruise.
Helen Angela Taylor on Love
20/11/17
Her bookshelf was an archive of forgotten anxieties.
@sisteroutlaws on Play
20/11/17
Cosmic thunderstorms forced a return to the Spaceship
Peter Engeler on Play
20/11/17
At the clothesline she heard lost opportunities whispering.
@sisteroutlaws on Home
20/11/17
Girl receives mental health assistance poodle. Life changing.
Anne Marshall on Change
20/11/17
A new yard; grass, paving, plants, Dad, Me.
Linc on Home
20/11/17
Text message glimpsed; 200 invitations binned. Dress burnt.
Kerrie Gambley on Love
20/11/17
Jamie Oliver burnt the snags. Everybody’s human.
Guy on Home
20/11/17
Suffering an empathy bypass, Grace just walked past.
David McMahon on Change
20/11/17
“And you are?” Her son squeezed her hand.
Robyn Butler on Love
20/11/17
Home – the smell of roast chicken and love.
Monique McDonell on Home
20/11/17
Her spoon scraped the bottom of the jar.
Polly Jude on Change
20/11/17
In Flanders fields lies Australia’s sacrifice,never forgotten.
C.K. Gillman-Wells on Love