Flash Fiction by James Pan

As he watched out of the broken window at the receding car, a gentle hand rested on his shoulder and they walked away from the life they once had to the new one ahead.

Summer Foods by Emily Oswald, Eleanor Petrin, James Pan

Juicy ripe watermelon refreshing to the taste

Hot smoky fires great for roasting golden marshmallows smooshed together with chocolate and graham crackers

Charcoal grilled burgers cooked to perfection and put on a bun with ketchup and relish

Lemonade (the state fair kind)

Popsicles, grape rings around your mouth

Pizza, the summer party in one word

Cool ice cream that runs down your throat, cooling you off on a hot summer day

Cotton candy that curls around a stick and when you bite into it, leaving a sweet feeling in your mouth

Bread with jelly, a great breakfast food, starts as bread, turns into toast, where does the bread go?

Hot dogs, grilled out in a bun with ketchup and mustard

Pop tarts toasted in the toaster, eaten on the long summer grass

Endless summer foods