3rd place!

So a while back I entered a 24 hour writing contest. I wrote my piece and sent it in. I didn't think about it again until a fellow writer contacted me telling me that I was in the list of winners! How exciting, right? It's awesome. But I totally forgot what I wrote. I clicked the link.


I had titled my entry Hooker in a Casket 


As most of you know, I can't be trusted to write anything normal. I remember when I participated in a sweet friend's surprise birthday blog, I wrote her a short story about a prostitute on her last day of work. It was edgy and sad.


The day of her birthday I clicked the link to her blog and read all the super sweet, adorable birthday wishes. And then there was my entry about a hooker. Happy Birthday?? What the hell was I thinking.  She was very sweet and said she liked it. But you know in her head she's thinking, "Hairy Christmas, this girl is nuts." My story was like a pimple on a birthday cake.


Anyway, back to my winning entry. It has armpit hair, a wet sounding fart, etc. Yeah. So I call my parents and tell them the good news. They are so proud.


 Mom: "What's the story called? I'm going to send it to all your aunts!"


 Me: "Mumble mumble casket."


Mom: "What?"


Me: "Hooker in a casket."


Mom: "..."


Me: "Yeah."


 So good times in my family. Only I could manage to win something that might actually hurt me if I put it on a writing resume. I'm a nimrod. Well, we should all laugh at me, so here is a link to my craziness:


http://writersweekly.com/contest/3rdspring11.html
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Published on June 18, 2011 20:14
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message 1: by Tiah (new)

Tiah I read it, I thought it was great! I was laughing at what happened in the elevator, very funny. Are you going to continue the story?


message 2: by Autumn (new)

Autumn Only you could make a fart that fabulous...


message 3: by Rachel (new)

Rachel Triska I would personally be extremely proud to have a daughter who won a competition with a story named 'Hooker in a Casket.' It can't be easy to do! It also certainly shows originality and, um, imagination, and..... *runs out of nice things to say* ;-)


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