"Mom, please let me go for the school picnic!"
It was her last year at school.
Mona was hopeful that her
mother would finally give her the permission.
It was now or never.
"But, Mona, it's a place
that you have already seen! Haven't we visited that tourist-spot so many
times?"
Mona didn't argue.
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Mona felt guilty.
The next morning, seeing her
mother ready to go somewhere, Mona asked, "Where are you
going?"
"Family picnic".
Mother and daughter enjoyed
their maiden picnic on their terrace.
100 Words story for the Friday Fictioneers.
Do you like picnics? Do you have any memories of picnics? If yes, please do share
Love picnics - and the kids do too. Looking forward to some this summer when we are allowed!
ReplyDeleteA smart kid would point out she'd been to terrace already too
ReplyDeleteWas the school taking the kids for a picnic during lock-down? No wonder the mum didn't let her.
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An unexpected happy end to the short story.Well done!
ReplyDeleteBonding time. Hopefully the phones are on silent. Kids grow so quick.
ReplyDeleteBetter than nothing, I guess.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure she'd rather have been with her school friends one last time, so I guess this was second best.
ReplyDeleteHere's mine!
I'm thinking like Sandra...
ReplyDeleteI'm glad the two did something to celebrate the occasion. They will remember that picnic for a long time.
ReplyDeleteDear Anita,
ReplyDeleteGlad Mona got her picnic.
Shalom,
Rochelle
How sweet of Mona to accept, of of Mom to provide an alternative. Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThe way cases are still on a rise,future picnics will be held in terraces only 😊
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