Rainbow's End by Lugnutz

[Camy]

Rainbow's end is Lugnutz's (why do I always giggle when I type his name?) second short story - the first being Dragstip, which was part of Midnight Dude: Selected Readings - purchase your copy here!

Written as part of the Sanitaria Springs collection of stories, Rainbow's End is a tale of wistfulness and yearning that has a feelgood ending which left me happy and smiling.

What more could you want from a short story?

[Merkin]

Thanks to Lug for a totally believable and very sweet addition to the Sanitaria Saga. Every time I thought it was going to end, another layer of story appeared that added to its charm. He even got a Jeep into it.

[Lugnutz]

A squirrel gets the nut once in a while. I really did the sand blocks across the road when I was 11-12 with the advertised results.

BTW, I decided to let this be a early birthday present for Beagle. Surprise!

[blue]

I'm part-way through Luggie's Tale and enjoying it. Luggie needs to write more.

I'd get more reading and writing done today, but it keeps coming up with heavy thunderstorms.

Loved the sand blocks. Heheheh.

[colinian]

Very, very nice. The people are real and the read is easy. You've added some interesting new characters to Sanitaria Springs that others can incorporate in their tales.

I'll bet you actually did the sand blocks thing when you were a kid. I would have if I'd had a source of sand. The snow part is a no-go; we don't get snow in our part of the continent.

Colin

[Guest Dabeagle]

Great job Luggie! It came along way from the rough drafts you started with and I can tell you did a ton of work, new writing and some great ideas. Well done!

[Gee Whillickers]

Very well done and entertaining story. I agree with Blue, about the writing more thing. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[Lugnutz]

Sent my boss the link to it and he liked it. It's not his cup of tea but he said it was easy to read and was done well.

[Chris James]

Yes, Luggie, a delightful addition. I got a good snicker out of the sand blocks, just the kind of thing my cousin and I did when I was 12. (We strung a line with tin cans across the road, you already know what happened...I got spanked)