Wednesday's Words on a Friday

The original Words for Wednesday was begun by Delores and eventually taken over by a moveable feast of participants when Delores had computer troubles.

The aim of the words is to encourage us to write. A story, a poem, whatever comes to mind.

If you are posting an entry on your own blog, please let us know so we can come along and read it.

I haven't highlighted Delores site, since this is her final week of providing prompts, she is closing her blog due to trolls.

This month the prompts are supplied by and can be found here.

This week's words/prompts are:

"the oneness of the universe"
"gravity"

and/or these words:
bland
crunch
toothache
milk duds
romance
atmosphere

Here is my effort: (with a few of last week's words tossed in.)

"I'll head on over to the concession stand while you get the tickets," said Celia. "Do you want milk duds?" "Milk duds are so bland," said Shane. "they're for babies, get me something with crunch and flavour." Under his breath he added, "bad enough I have to sit through a dumb romance movie." "I heard that,' said Celia. "You're the one who made the bet and you lost so I get to choose the movie. But out of the kindness of my heart I'll let you watch whatever blood'n'guts shoot'em up thing you want next week."
"Hardly fair," said Shane. "You'll be at your annual family picnic so you won't have to sit through it."
Celia smiled. "One of the blessings of having a huge family," she said. "I'll get extra milk duds, Janet and Nathan said they'd be along if they finished at the hospital in time." "Does this cinema have handicapped access?" asked Shane. "Of course, that's why I chose it. I can't wait to see Nathan's new wheelchair, it's a newer, lightweight model."
"How's his therapy going?" said Shane. "They're doing a complete check up instead this time, he had a spike in his heart rate at last week's session so they've been monitoring him, they rested him all week to give him a chance to get calmer, I think he's frustrated that things aren't progressing as well or as fast as he wants." "I'd be frustrated too, thinking I might never walk again," said Shane. "I hope they can hurry a bit and not miss the beginning of the movie," said Celia, "it's the opening scenes that usually set the atmosphere. What about chilli spiced caramel popcorn for you?" "Perfect," said Shane. "I can eat crunchy things again now that toothache has been taken care of."