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Now, there are two definitions of flash fiction: less than 500 words and less than 1000 words. Again, different markets.
The thing is, even if flash fiction, a story needs to have a beginning and middle and end, a protagonist and antagonising event or antagonist, an actual arc of story, a complication of some sort. Everything northernwrites said and definitely read his link.
I had a look at your port. Both 'Delivery' and 'Jake' are vignettes, little slices of life. These are just things that happened. There is no actual story arc. These are the sort of little things that Reader's Digest publish for the feels of the audience. That is just looking at the content of the items in your port, and is not a criticism. Those sorts of things appeal to a specific audience. But they are not really stories in the fiction sense.