Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple – Weekly Prompt – 100 words
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Racing Antics by Teresa Smeigh 2019
Numerous scooters and dirt bikes raced loudly through the wooded trails. The boys suddenly decided to dart out on the road. Here insurance and helmets were required.
“Cop,” someone announced.
The boys split up and raced off fast. Kenny was tearing down the road back to his house. He swung the scooter around the corner and dismounted in front of his house, leaving it running with the key in it.
He jumped off and ran past his startled parents just as the cop pulled up and inspected the hot engine and keys in the ignition. “Son, is this your scooter?”
Tessa –
Advocate for mental health and invisible illnesses, also a devout Christian
Author – http://www.finallyawriter.com (this blog contains my old work mostly although occasionally I do add something new here), new work is mainly on this blog http://www.tessacandoit.com
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Idiot. He should have pulled around in back. 😉
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This is actually a true story changed just a little, but it was my son and he was in big trouble.
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Oops! Busted!
Nice teen adventure romp, Tessa.
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Thanks!
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Yep, kids, or at least boys, do those things… It had a ring of truth so I wasn’t surprised that it was based on reality.
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I still can’t believe he just didn’t drive it into the garage. The cop was looking, but he was just driving around. He may never have stopped.
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Yup he’s in trouble. But in the end everyone will be glad that no one got harmed.
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True story actually. Just changed some of the details.
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Hopefully, the experience taught him a lesson!
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He had plenty of downtime to think about it LOL!
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A lesson learnt, one hopes. Great story-telling.
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Thanks, based on real story.
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You can tell he doesn’t have a criminal mind. Nice write.
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Thanks! He was hoping to hide and it never occurred to him that leaving the 4-wheeler out there instead of in the garage would have been better.
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I hope this experience kept your son from further criminal activity. Nicely told.
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to my experience it did, but you never know, some things never come to light, he certainly is not a criminal type and quite responsible as an adult
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Fast pace to this story, a little chuckle at the end at his foolish choice. Im glad it turned out ok in real life too. Sometimes the best thing that can happen to a person, to get them back on the straightand narrow, is to get caught!
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Thank you! He was lucky.
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