Ed and Edna live here. Times are changing, and they're just trying to keep up. Their stories are told in 100 words or less by short story writer Larry LaForge.
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Whoa
Ed leaned the tall ladder against the house. “Just hold it here,” he told Edna.
“Let’s just pay someone to clean the gutters,” Edna pleaded.
“Don’t be silly,” Ed answered. “Just yell ‘whoa’ if the ladder looks shaky.”
Ed took his first step. “Whoa,” Edna screamed.
Ed stopped and frowned, then took another step. “Whoa.”
He shook his head in frustration, but slowly continued. “Whoa.”
Ed finally reached the top despite Edna’s constant warnings. He tried to steady himself while scooping out gutter debris.
Edna wanted to be encouraging. “Looking good.”
“Whoa” Ed said nervously. “Maybe we should pay someone.”
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