Looking forward to seeing your story, @amiegeoffrey!

Personal stories like this really help us to think about the needs in the world, and consider what we can each do to help. I love how this story illustrates that small actions can have big outcomes. A

I love this little story, @hlezama. One should always listen to the wise fruit fly! 😀

You are very welcome, @riverflows! Your writing is so lovely. (Oh, and auto-fill seems to have grabbed @jaynie instead of my name. Sadly, she left Have about a year and a half ago.)

This is not a story The Ink Well would curate, @radenkusumo666. But I'm going to respond from my own perspective. It's unrealistic and offensive. Facebook wouldn't allow such a thing. I find it disturbing

The ego is like a wild animal at times, and very difficult to tame. Just curious, why did you choose letters of the alphabet instead of actual names? I actually wondered if they might be people you know

I really enjoyed reading this, @rammargarita, and learning about the town of Mariguitar. The fire must have been a very dramatic experience to witness as a child! Candles caused a lot of fires in those

You had many adventures in your youth, @pjpavan. I'm glad the "traditions" prompt brought some of them to mind! The river house sounds like a wonderful place for family traditions. I thought

This is such a mysterious story, @bornben. It had my head spinning. What was the gibberish on her phone? Why was she allowed to go back home to her house before she ended up back on the ice bridge? So

I hope this was as fun to write as it was to read, @grindan. I love a fresh perspective on fiction and iconic beings. With a nod, consensus was reached. If they could not get over the wall, then that is

Oh @grindan. I just read this. My heart breaks for you! The trauma you have been through! I hope it continues to help you heal to write about her, and now to tell your four-year-old about her so that she

Oh my gosh, @itsostylish. What a beautiful life story you have. I'm sorry the fairy dust did not last forever, but I guess nothing truly does. I'm glad you had that 10 years. (Now... let me see here. What

I really enjoyed reading this, @popurri. While I didn't experience that exact tradition, it reminded me of the strong aromas and how alive my senses were! Right there, empanadas and arepitas were fried

I was worried that Daniel was too paralyzed to talk. But it turned out he was just too depressed! It makes me wonder how I would handle such a changed reality and future. I recently broke my foot and that

I love how you start right out with action, @balikis95. And then the story suddenly becomes mysterious. It's a wild romp of a story as we figure out what is going on! Nicely done.

What a great story, @gracielaacevedo. It is so full of detail and action, and you've done a wonderful job of capturing the observations and imagination of a child. Everything in a child's little world

Oh how sad! Maybe Ms. Dandelion will adopt her like Miss Honey in Mathilda!

Congratulations, @fragozar01, @zeraton and @bornben and all the honorable mentions! So many great stories this week!

What a great trip down memory lane, @joanstewart! Isn't it fun to relive some of the best excursions you've taken in your life? I love your fetching red hat! Menu for meals as glorious as the art paintings

Welcome to The Ink Well, @deirdyweirdy! How have you been? Oh my, this story! It's very intense, and totally heartbreaking, with the ending pretty much illustrating my worst nightmare — the death of a