Microfiction Monday Ketchup

My knight did come, and he swept me off my feet.
Alas, no horse, no armor...
corny jokes.
Small sacrifices for such a kind and comely king.

Susan from stonyriver.ie had the photo for this one. I'm still confused about who originates this Microfiction Monday. I pasted the picture from Sylvia Morice's website. If you know, please post it in the comments below.
Whatever, it's delightful! Thankyou.

Microfiction Ketchup...The Ever Popular House Vs Home Concept

My mother always said, "Love makes a house a home."
I think she'd agree, walls and a nice sturdy roof would add charm as well as security.

This is the second catch-up in my missed Microfiction Mondays.

Happy Belated Monday to You!

It is Monday, Isn't It? As a matter of fact, I do believe it is Microfiction Monday. I decided to catch up this morning on one of the pictures I had missed.

Hello, Mom, she said to me.
It was the silence which followed that told me what she really
wanted to say...I miss you, too, Sweet Girl.

My First, Personal Version of Microfiction Monday!

Stinky pillow, said I,

and put the cover in to wash.

Lovely scent, said he,

and dug a spot to lie.

O' dog of guilty bliss,

'tis life.

I found "Microfiction Monday" on Twitter today, and thought I'd give it a try. You write a micro-story in 140 characters or less. What a great, fun challenge! I realized after using this photo for my inspiration that the original writer meant for participants to use their photograph. So then I added the following one to go with the picture I found on this website (which wouldn't paste here):

It took years before she realized that the children in her dreams were her children yet unborn. From Milkyway to Earth, they came 1 by 1.

For more information and links to other writer's microfictions, go to
http://wp.me/pDORj-VD
Or maybe this one:
http://petzoldspracticalprose.blogspot.com/  Monkey Man