Mortician Barbie

Joined March 2021

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Professional Coffee Drinker, Full-Time Real Life Mortician, Single Mom, Who Does A Little Of This When Business Is Dead, And Not Cremating Other Aspects Of Life. Creative Fiction, With A Splash Of Reality In Every Story.

Stories (25/0)

Orange Hi-C and A Coffee
I met him just over 2 years ago. My boss was certain that we would be perfect for one another. I was involved with someone else at the time; nobody important, nobody who will get a chapter, but nonetheless.....
By Mortician Barbie5 months ago in Confessions
When You Saw Me.
I was on the verge of crying in his bathroom, when he walked in, and asked, “Are you ready yet?” Full blown panic attack; emotional trigger.
By Mortician Barbie8 months ago in Humans
The Mortuary
The Mortician had been looking for his wife all night. He knew she was drinking again. She always disappeared for days at time, when the demons of alcohol consumed her.
By Mortician Barbie9 months ago in Horror
When One Love Isn't Enough (1)
The last couple of days have been emotional. My doorbell rang and when I opened my door, an old familiar face turned around, “I heard a congratulations….WTF happened to your face?”
By Mortician Barbieabout a year ago in Humans
The Mortuary
She looked across the damp, dark, death filled room at Clyde. A single bulb hung from the ceiling, with nothing but a string to turn it on and off. It flickered often, which scared Clyde, but made her tingle with excitement.
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Horror
The Mortuary
As Clyde put the body in the cremation chamber, he wondered why they never did this first? Were they pure evil or did they feel justified in taking the law into their own hands?
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Horror
The Mortuary
She walked down the old, creaky steps, into the dark, damp basement. The smell of mold and formaldehyde greeted her; like an old friend, and true love wrapped into one.
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Horror
Movie Review:
The movie starts out kind of mundane. A young, preteen girl gets into a fight with her family, and decides to run away from home. *Yawn* We've all seen this one before- we've LIVED this one before. Who hasn't wanted to run away from home?
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Fiction
To My Daughter
As parents, we love all of our kids the same amount. But we don’t love all of our kids the same. They’re each individuals and have different needs- which brings a new light to parenting, with each addition to our family. They have unique personalities, which brings out new sides of us, and teaches us new ways to love.
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Families
Narcolepsy and REM
I have always had a weird connection with people I am close with through dreams. Sometimes they're people in my life, sometimes they're people who I have not seen in decades, once or twice it has been the deceased. They're always dreams where the person is reaching out to me for help, and in some instances, it has been the actual event that was happening at the exact moment I was having the dream.
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Journal
Hostage Situation
I left work early on Friday to go to a doctor's appointment. A routine check up; nothing out of the ordinary. As I walked out the door, I heard a familiar voice call out to me from the parking lot-
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Fiction
The Box
Her entire life seemed to always fit inside of a box, except for her. She never seemed to understand the societal norms, what was to be expected, or how to function in this world.
By Mortician Barbie2 years ago in Fiction

Mortician Barbie

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Orange Hi-C and A Coffee

When You Saw Me.

The Mortuary

When One Love Isn't Enough (1)

The Mortuary

The Mortuary

The Mortuary

Movie Review:

To My Daughter

Narcolepsy and REM

Hostage Situation

The Box

Stories (25/0)