marie e ehlenbach
Bio
I started writing when I found my imagination needed a place to be! Yes, I will write about anything that comes to mind! Living near the National Park in Washington, DC. I find it is the place to go to let your imagination take over!
Stories (25/0)
A gift that has bloomed for 400 springs!
Ueno's cherry blossoms have certainly been a treat for the eyes (and hearts) of Tokyoites and visitors alike for the past four centuries. Ever since the Edo period 1603-1867, when Ueno first became famous for its stunning sakura, these delicate pink flowers have been the talk of the town each spring. And let's be real, who can blame them? With their fleeting beauty and the magical atmosphere they create, it's no wonder everyone's all about the sakura these days.
By marie e ehlenbachabout a month ago in Education
Unique Stump Houses!
People in the 1800s or even in the Depression? 1930–1940! The sky is literally exploding without hope! It’s not just the cities, the whole darn country is in on the joke. And let’s be real, this cosmic comedy show has no punchline in sight!
By marie e ehlenbachabout a month ago in History
The Guardian of Whispering Woods
In the heat of the Whispering Woods, where time seemed to stand still, the air was heavy with the scent of ancient magic! There stood a great oak named Bark. Bark was not just a tree; he was a guardian, a sage, and a sentinel of the realm that intertwined with the physical world. For centuries, he had watched over the woods, witnessing the ebb and flow of life, and holding within him the memories of generations past.
By marie e ehlenbach2 months ago in Fiction
Sherlock Holmes
In the wake of Sherlock Holmes' passing, the world mourned the loss of the greatest detective it had ever known! Dr. John Watson, his steadfast companion and chronicler, found himself at a loss without his dear friend. Yet, life moved forward, albeit with a palpable absence in the world of crime-solving.
By marie e ehlenbach2 months ago in Criminal
You Get Out of Clumsiness!
There’s arguably nothing cuter than watching a puppy encounter certain things for the very first time. Our lives are full of objects that puppies find strange or downright scary. Here are six things that baffle puppies in the most adorable way.
By marie e ehlenbach2 months ago in Petlife
Spotlight! ASPCA!
I found myself lonely without a dog. I was looking for about a year, for a small dog. Looking at humane rescue alliance.org., there was a picture of a small dog. This one was a pekingese and pomeranian. There, I found Jada! Jada had a rough start in life, finding herself alone and abandoned on the streets. But fate had something special in store for her – the ASPCA (https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/adopt).
By marie e ehlenbach3 months ago in Petlife
A Stroke!
The Prompt: Write a fictional story from the perspective of a misplaced item. In a town where cobbled streets wound their way through clusters of cozy homes, there resided a remarkable individual named Alex! Having triumphed over the challenges posed by a stroke, Alex embraced life with unwavering determination. One ordinary day, bathed in the warm glow of the sun, an unexpected twist awaited that would test Alex's resilience in an entirely new way.
By marie e ehlenbach3 months ago in Fiction
Aspirations for 2024
Prompt: Write about aspirations for yourself as a creator on Vocal 2024! As 2024 rolled in, I took in it´s chapters, I envisioned milestones adorned with accomplishments! Yet it was my insatiable hunger to push boundaries further! Collaborations with fellow creators, recognition for impactful storytelling, and a growing global readership.
By marie e ehlenbach4 months ago in Motivation
Disappearance at Rosewood Manor!!
In the heart of the countryside lay Rosewood Manor, an exquisite estate known for its lush gardens and opulent ballrooms. The tranquil setting was disrupted when a mysterious disappearance occurred during the annual masquerade ball!
By marie e ehlenbach5 months ago in Criminal
Arid, Quest for Solace
In the heart of an endless expanse, where the sun ruled the sky and the sand claimed the land, I roamed. My name, forgotten in the whispers of the wind, had become irrelevant. I was a wanderer, tracing the shifting dunes of the desert, a nomad searching for meaning in the vast emptiness that surrounded me.
By marie e ehlenbach5 months ago in Art