So, for fun today I wrote a “drabble,” which is actually one of my favorite types of short fiction. A drabble, as evinced below, is a story that introduces characters and tension—in exactly 100 words. No more, no less. Enjoy!
What if I should throw myself into an adventure? I know myself all too well: shyness and a peculiar lack of curiosity are my defining traits. It would be foolhardy of me to do such a thing, and my brother would agree. Wouldn’t you, brother? Brother?
Blast. He has disappeared on me yet again. This is becoming rote. I’m going to have to find him and bring him home, like I find myself doing so often these days.
Off I go, I suppose. To the park, most likely, or the playground behind the school. Who knows where he has gone?
dcafwriting 
This mini-story pertains to a genre that has great potential in English. In Spanish we have something called the “micro cuenfo” here is a link:
http://es.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microrrelato
I’ll look for some information in English. Keep up the great work.