Lynn has written in different forms over the years, first preferring the short poem to now enjoying writing short stories that combine both a fictional and non-fictional narrative. She likes being open to what comes as the story begins to evolve, often referring to places she once visited or remembered from her past. What’s fun for her is taking one of the three or four photo prompts and waiting for something to spark her imagination which takes her to a place unimagined before.
Some Things Never Change is one of Lynn’s short stories. It starts out like this…
“It would be a short flight from Portland, Oregon to Los Angeles and I was grateful. I would meet my childhood friend at the airport. Even though we kept in touch, I hadn’t seen her for all forty years I had been away. There would be new sights to visit, especially the Getty Art Museum, though I was nervous about driving the freeways to get there. Especially the Harbor Freeway built my freshman year in high school which, by my Senior year, I drove repeatedly with ease. But that was 1958 and now it was 2024.”
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