JANUARY 8, 2009
UNITED FRIENDS
WRITING GROUP
CHALLENGE NUMBER
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT
FOR EVERY NEW BEGINNING...
ANOTHER BEGINNING ENDS
WRITING GROUP
CHALLENGE NUMBER
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT
FOR EVERY NEW BEGINNING...
ANOTHER BEGINNING ENDS
Write a story about a young girl or boy going on their first date.
Keep it light and sweet if at all possible

FOR EVERY NEW BEGINNING... ANOTHER BEGINNING ENDS...
With a boy!
In a car!
By themselves!
She grabbed the telephone from its cradle and hit the number 1 on its speed dial and got a busy signal... she sighed loudly and placed the receiver back into its place thinking... “Sissy you are always on the phone!” (Usually with her… but that part of equation didn't click right then)
YES!
What in the world could she possibly come up that would wow Brian and yet her father would let her out of the house wearing?
No. 1 on the speed dial…
beep beep beep beep…
sigh…
Then her brain kicked back into gear....
She hung up and immediately dialed... 0…
" Hello operator this number is busy and I have an emergency phone call to this number, that has to go through... please... oh please… break into the line and let me get through!"
Sissies brother was given the chore of delivering her to Rachel’s house in the family station wagon.
This was accomplished by taking all back streets, with her brother wearing his father’s hat and coat, and Sissy placed into the back floor board with the threat of brotherly retribution if she allowed herself to be seen above the seat at any time during the drive.
Brothers are such buttheads at times... but it got the job done so she was not put out with him… much...
He didn't completely stop you understand.
Brothers...
Whomever survived living with them without permanent scaring before they left home, was a miracle walking according to the book,
" SURVIVAL TIPS FOR THE LITTLE SISTER"
she had received as a gift at Christmas.
This book spoke volumes in truth, and gave her much insight in how to get what she wanted out of the jerk
To her brothers’ total confusion usually, which also delighted the young girl to no end!
Rachel’s father yelled from the back of the house to come on in, and dragging her suitcase full of clothes, shoes, and makeup behind her she bounced into the living room.
Rachels’ Mom had passed away when she was just a little girl and so the house didn't have much of the "Be Careful In Here", feel and look of her own home, which Sissy preferred hands down.
That and the big screen television and pizza delivery at least three times a week, were some of the greatest advantages of having Rachel for a best friend
“Okay, thanks Mr. Biggers!” Sissy yelled back.
She opened the door and there stood Rachel...
Hair up in a towel...
Too much makeup on her eyes
Wearing a plaid sweater over a polka dot turtle neck,
and a pair of the worst looking purple silk pajama bottoms she had ever seen in her life.
She grinned at her friend, and began singing ...
“Here I Am To Save the Day”
in her best Mighty Mouse imitation.
Rachel collapsed on the bed in giggles and said,
“If anyone needed saving, it’s me right now!”
Brian McAvery.
The dream of any young woman in her 16th year. He was blonde, blue eyed, and had a dimple in his left cheek when he smiled, and above all these excellent physical attributes... he was nice too!
The fact that he had his own pickup truck and a job at the local supermarket as a grocery sacker, went a long way in making him the upper most sought after male, of the upper mostest sought after males, in her grade at school.
Tears sprang to her eyes and it was all she could do not to sob her love for her friend out loud right there behind the ficus tree.
It was just so, so, so...
Oh! It was just sooo fantastic!
Brian looked at her, and caught his breath… she was so pretty tonight.
Heck, she was pretty all the time, but tonight she looked extra special for sure! He still couldn't believe his good luck, when she had wanted to go with him tonight.
Sissy smiled and said,” Would you have wanted it any other way Mr. Biggers?”
He smiled a misty smile, and looked over Sissies’ shoulder, where on the mantle sat the photograph of his late wife, and said,” No, I sure would not have it any other way Sissy... I surely would not.”
Neither saw the spark of light that bounced from the mantle, nor did they see the wink ,that momentarily appeared on the lovely young womans' image that was held in the frame there.
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SOME OTHER BEGINNINGS END.
