Awkward

Dennis was at his wits end.  He hadn’t managed a wink of sleep all night. It was a barmy evening, and he had purposely left the windows open.  He never understood why the neighbours had left Kevin out all night.  The damn animal had been making a racket all night.  He hadn’t felt this annoyed

That’s just great that is.

It had all happened so fast. Without warning. It was a Tuesday, just after 10:27am. The local supermarket was crammed with shoppers buying trolleys full of over-priced stuff they neither needed, nor wanted. It was in the joining carpark that the giant asteroid struck. It was roughly the size of Kent. Within hours, a veil

Well I never.

Dan raced through the airport terminal at great speed. How he managed not to bowl over the small group of Japanese tourists, is anyone’s guess. Not to mention the half-dozen coffee-wielding ignorants along the way. He could now see his gate ahead. The second he did, a sudden frosty chill gripped his chest. The attendants were