Tale weaver #75 July 7th – Bedtime Stories for Grandparents
Traditionally we have bedtime stories for children with Grandparents reading to their grandkids. This week consider writing a bedtime story for grandparents.
You could have either grandparent reading to the other.
A child/grandchild reading to the grandparent.
You can write as a grandparent reading to a child in the traditional sense.
You are welcome to choose whatever combination you would like to have fun with.
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Rather long-winded but really enjoyed the ideas of this theme though I’ve chosen the more traditional route of a tale for the grandchildren
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Short and strange: like my paternal grandparents, with some propaganda added in.
https://phylor.wordpress.com/2016/07/07/lolita-or-lady-chatterleys-lover/
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Perhaps this fits the prompt or it is only half baked…
The Unromantic Harlequin
Love the idea, let me play with it and I may get something posted later.
Great Dave, look forward to hearing from you….
Getting my laptop back today, so maybe tonight depending on time after putting my personal data back 😀
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