It’s Trifecta time.
And this week was HARD. I just couldn’t get a handle on the one-word prompt. So I tried using it every way I could. One of them just has to be right. Dear God, I think I’m starting to channel Edward Hotspur.
RULES: Entries must be between 33 & 333 words and need to include the following word using its 3rd definition (below).
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Troubled over a Troublesome Troubler
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“Trouble in Paradise?” he asked.
“This latest Trifecta prompt has caused me nothing but trouble. Honestly, it’s been troubling me all day,” she answered.
“What’s the trouble?”
“The word this week is ‘trouble.’ It’s a real troubler for me. And I’m having trouble trying to figure out a way to use this troublesome word.”
“Should we try a little troubleshooting?”
“I’m too troubled to take the trouble. You see, there’s trouble afoot because of the deadline approaching. Plus, I was a bit of a troublemaker yesterday.”
“Well, now you’re in double trouble. What did you do to get into this deep trouble?”
“I caused trouble by questioning the Trifecta overlords. I told them there was trouble on the home front. And that it was so much trouble that I wasn’t sure I’d be submitting this week.”
“Well, there’s definitely trouble a-brewin’ now. Why’d you have to go and get yourself in trouble?”
“I know. I should never have made trouble. That’s the trouble with this whole thing.”
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