It’s Friday and time for fiction of 100 words, hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
The dark clouds rolled in. She had better hurry and find them. Oh, where were they? What mischief had they got themselves in now?
The wind had picked up again. Her skirts billowed out. She brushed them down with one hand. It was tough hanging onto her umbrella with the other.
“Why did I take this job?” She muttered. “What was wrong with my noggin?”
The wind blew her higher, her feet almost touching rooftops. She peeked in windows as she drifted past.
“Damn kids!” Oh no, she’s taken to swearing! She better sing instead.

Happy to see you Lily Leung. Loved your Mary Poppins. Great fan. Thanks for the smile. I need that! HUGS ❤
Thank you for reading Judy! I enjoy/need to be a little light-hearted once in awhile. Read a bit about you. Very interesting.
Lily
Now, how cool is that Lily. I thought I was the only person who does that. I love finding out more about the people I engage with. Indeed, I have been blessed with interesting experiences which have made me all the richer and wiser and I hope also more compassionate. HUGS ❤
Ha! Love it 🙂 I am definitely not good with words. It’s fun seeing all these people who are writing with only 100 words.
It is very fun and also good exercise! You can give it a try and be surprised at what you can do. 🙂
Nice to ‘see’ you again, Lily.
I love the short story you have written.
I am also taking part in Ultimate Blog Challenge.
Thank you! Nice to see you, too. 🙂
Tsk. Swearing over something like that? But I have full confidence she’ll keep her feet under her.
🙂
love your take on this classic movie especially taking to singing instead of swearing more. ha-ha. 🙂
It’s much more nanny-like. 🙂 Thanks for reading.
Those rooftops are quite Mary Poppins-like… great take on the photo prompt!
Thanks!
Dear Lily,
I guess everyone has their dark side. Even Mary Poppins. Unique and clever story.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Thank you, Rochelle. Mary Poppins was fun.
so very, very sweet and charming. lovely tale:)
Thank you so much!
great story. I like all the little touches: billowing skirts, noggin’s, balancing acts, peekin’ in windows. lovely.
I give it: Three umbrellas up for this one!
Randy
Got to love those umbrellas! 🙂 Thanks so much.
Lily
Lily, That was funny. Mary Poppins must be getting cranky in her old age. She better watch out for that TV antenna. 😀 Well written and humorous. 🙂 —Susan
Thanks Susan! Sometimes it’s good to have a little fun. I wasn’t fond of Julie Andrews so it was at her expense. 🙂
Lily
Thanks for the smile! Mary Poppins cursing. Oh my! Lovely
Laughs are good. 🙂 Thanks for reading.
Lily
Smiles…
Nicely essayed!
Thanks for reading!
Lily
How funny, Lily! Nice take on this one. I knew exactly who you were talking about, too. I just knew that Mary Poppins swore. Ha ha!
It’s satisfying to know even Mary Poppins is flawed. :-). Thanks for reading.
Lily