Another week of 100 word song and the writing increases in quality. There were so many good entries. Poems, songs, and some terrific fiction. One of the best was from my friend Michael Webb aka @spudrph from http://innocentsaccidentshints.blogspot.com/2012/02/100-word-song-im-leaving.html I’m Leaving conveyed so much. Mostly, that miscommunication can kill a relationship. The couple in his short story lost their light. The results were life changing. So, Michael got to pick this week’s song. He and I share a love of my hometown band, Atlanta’s The Black Crowes. One of their best songs is called Hotel Illness. It’s a great choice for 100 word song. The rules are almost non-existent. You give me 100 words inspired by this week’s choice of tune. Keep it at an even 100 and get it in by Tuesday, 7pm, February 21st. Here’s my 100….it’s a continuation of my widowed father story. While he and his teenage daughter are walking to get gas, he remembers first meeting her mom.
“I want you to get me high.”
He laughed through mouthing the word “no”.
“We’re in paradise, thousands of miles from home. We’ve told each other our life stories. You’ve done drugs. I haven’t. “
This blonde-haired, blue-eyed woman, layed out in a blue bikini on his hotel room balcony, was asking someone she’d known for two days to procure drugs in a foreign country.
“Where in Cancun should I find your poison?”
She sat up. Sun-baked tresses danced on her tanned shoulders.
“There’s a band staying here. The drummer hit on me when I checked in. Trust me, he’s holding.”

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Leeroy approves, here’s my Atlanta rock and roll brothers, The Black Crowes, with Hotel Illness
Oooh , hate to admit it, but this sounds all too familiar. Good one.
eden
thanks! hope you play this week…love when you participate.
I love The Black Crowes though I am not familiar with this song. I’m enjoying this new story. Keep working on it. It’s looking fantastic.
Between the subject matter and the artist, this one will be tough. I know quite a bit about one, and next to nothing about the other, and I hope my 100 words don’t let on as to which is which…
How can I match that story? I can’t. My brain is on creative hiatus this week. BUT! There is always a but with me…I have given you an award. I know…it’s like it’s all about me…but it’s not. You can choose to particpate or not…I just want you to know that you and your writing are appreciated!
http://imasassyblonde.wordpress.com/2012/02/15/an-award-for-me/
thank you. i saw it. and i will reciprocate in some sort of way soon…thanks for reading me
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The chick sounds a little more drug savvy than she lets on. You have some mad dialogue skillz.
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My entry is linked.
Good grief, you’re making me go to dark places….
Can we pick something happier next week?
hahaha….fair enough. Thank you!
Those drummers. Daggone em
most drumemrs are drinkers….i took a risk here
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thank yuo!
I have been really having fun with these!
good, thank you
I’m in! And I’m even rocking the robot on my sidebar now…(hope that’s okay) and yes…I did have do go with but a simple poem this time….Nothing screams comfort zone more for me than The Black Crows
of course and yeah, the Crowes are great
yes, indeedy, we are having some fun with the 100 Word Song! yippee!
Makes me wanna get high with my husband again
and
figured as much…ha
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Who knew Frost was into the Black Crowes?
who isn’t?
Awesome!
Too bad it’s IMPOSSIBLE for me to say something worthwhile in only 100 words!
This is a great idea Lance! Cheers.
Once more, I got in under the wire.
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