Photo Prompt © Lisa Fox
“Look. There’s a spaceship up there.”
“How exciting!”
“Will it come down?”
“I do hope so. We have been here for too long.”
They stood completely still while the smaller hoomans moved around and then they moved on.
Then several tiny Martian guys join them.
“Will they see us?”
“We can only hope.”
“Do you think they will wait for us?”
“Do they even know that we are here?”
“Okay, back to the top, I say.”
And so they did.
And it did go dark.
And the tiny spacecraft appeared again… and then hovered.
“Yay, we’re going to go home…”
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Thanks to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers
Genre: Sci-fi
Word Count: 100


Finally, a ride home.
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Good for them, eh? ✨
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Absolutely 👍🏼
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wonderful Chris 😊🌻💐💐
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Thanks so much, Carol Anne! 🚀🧑🚀😊
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Good take Chris
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Thanks Di! 😊
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Delightful, Chris! “Space: the Final Front Face”? 🤔
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Tee-hee! Good one, Dave. 🤣
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left turn at third stone from sun
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Oh yes, fab JH!!
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Interesting take on the prompt. Made me look at the pic again.
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Just a bit of a punt, I felt! I will read your soon. 😊
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They have been abducted without even realising it! Let’s fly home, sweet home!! 😉👽🛸
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Well, all that I could say was this: They seen to be sweet, I felt.
Home… home… 🚀👽😉
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Liked “and it did go dark”
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Indeed!
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Happily ever after, with stardust!
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But of course!! ✨ Enjoy… little Martians.
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consider me a pessimist, but i think they’re being taken for a ride.
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Oh I do hope not!!
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I guess E.T.’s phone call was a success.
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Tee-hee, seems so!
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A fun little story I hope they will be saved
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I’m pretty certain they will be fine!
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Chris, what a delightful imagining here. Of course those tiny critters have been waiting to be picked up by their ship.
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Good for them, I would say, those little Martians!
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🙂 Yes!
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I wanna go 🥺
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Tee-hee, do so then! 😉
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wonderful, so hope the home ride goes smoothly for them, or is that another story
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Hmm, a bit more story… maybe 🤔
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There’s no place like home!
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Even though it’s such a very long way!
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🙂
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I’d love the look of a robot spaceship! This guy is a joy xxxx
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Looks great doesn’t it!! 🤖
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[…] These are the gargoyles. My friend, Chris, also likes gargoyles. You can find Chris’ blog here: https://lunas-online.com/2026/07/10/a-spaceship/ […]
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Homeward bound, and with a face like that they’re bound to make it home okay!
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But of course. Such sweet tiny Martians they are!
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P.S. I said this just now in your post: How interesting and useful in that lighthouse in North Wales. Your plot is clearly even more busy. Excellent!
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I love a happy ending!
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I’m glad to oblige then! 😊
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Dear Chris,
E.T. phone home. Cute take on the prompt.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Such a fun prompt with that one, I felt. Thanks for that Rochelle.
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How cute!
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Ah yes, very cute!
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This is delightful, Chris. I’m glad the Martians are going home in your story and not draining human blood 🛸👽
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Martians and Vampires? Sounds like a film to be made!! Thanks so much, Robbie. 😉
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It was made. It’s called War of the Worlds by HG Wells 😁
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Ah yes, almost… 😊
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Indeed!
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This is magical, Chris. A charming read.
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Thank you very much, Nancy!
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