Sunday, September 05, 2010

Tomorrow is Microfiction Monday, But You Get To Read It Today: "Adventure Cruise"

Tomorrow is Microfiction Monday, but you have to read it today.


This one is called "Adventure Cruise"













Johnson went over, then Charles.

Cap tried to save Jenkins, waves took them both.

I really shouldn’t have asked for the “Adventure Cruise”.

19 comments:

quilly said...

Well, at least he got what he paid for! LOL!

anthonynorth said...

Maybe the hint came with the one way ticket.
Enjoyed that :-)

Pat said...

Always read the fine print and listen to the local weather forecaster! Good one, Michael.

Diane said...

Nope!!! Enjoyed your take. :O)

Peggy said...

I enjoyed this very much. Not going to take an adventure cruise anytime soon. :)

Sylvia K said...

Great one Michael! And we do indeed get what we pay for!

Sylvia

sylviamorice said...

LOL--I hope he paid for the trip using a credit card that gets frozen once he's gone!
Cheers.

Fay's Too said...

Adventures aren't guaranteed to be fun, eh? good one.

Prayer Girl said...

I'm still laughing. Nice little piece of micro-fiction.

My first try at a Micro-Fiction Monday is up.

PG

Jim said...

Next time they should take the luxury cruise. Huh, Michael? :)
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Sophie said...

Hey, this is life; you get exactly what you ask for.. even if it's not how you expect it.. or would want it to happen LOL

Ellie said...

LOL. This made me laugh. To think he probably wanted a nice sedate cruise!

Have a great week x

EG Wow said...

Hehe! Too much adventure?! :)

Mama Zen said...

That's a little too much truth in advertising!

hope said...

This is EXACTLY why cruises don't interest me. :)

Jingle said...

brilliantly said.
love your take.

the replicant said...

Adventure, exactly as advertised. I'd say he's got his money's worth.

Susan at Stony River said...

I had a few 'adventure vacations' but all by accident -- and NEVER a cruise! I hope your narrator ended up safe and dry anyhow ---

SouthLakesMom said...

They probably fudged the fine print on the meaning of "white water"!

Well done!