Sunday, August 25, 2013
Succintly Yours
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My micro story:
John Kelly had three wives who lived a shoe. They had no kids and didn't know what to do.
Button, breathe, wait for x-rays. It never works.
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Click here to see our latest Holiday Posts
My micro story:
John Kelly had three wives who lived a shoe. They had no kids and didn't know what to do.
Button, breathe, wait for x-rays. It never works.
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- Picture prompt and word of the week (x-ray) by GMa -
- GMa's Succinctly Yours Week 127 has links to other posts and gives the rules -
- Rules: Use the photo as inspiration for a story. Maximum of 140 characters OR 140 words -
spell checked by MicroSoft Word.
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µ-fiction Story Copyright© 2013 Jimmiehov
All Rights Reserved
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- Picture prompt and word of the week (x-ray) by GMa -
- GMa's Succinctly Yours Week 127 has links to other posts and gives the rules -
- Rules: Use the photo as inspiration for a story. Maximum of 140 characters OR 140 words -
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I, too, have heard that having three wives and living in a shoe never works, especially with such young wives!
They are kids! I thought about the old nursery rhyme too. Grandma sure is creative with her photos.
Could you imagine an x-ray machine that looked like a shoe? My husband is a retired x-ray tech. I'll run that by him. lol
Could you imagine an x-ray machine that looked like a shoe? My husband is a retired x-ray tech. I'll run that by him. lol
Jim--Jerry looked at the photo and all he could come up with was: "I work in a shoe, but my mom lives in a shoe." I made a unilateral decision not to use it. Editor's prerogative... He doesn't care if I sometimes don't use what he said (he dictates it to me and I type it).
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Glad to have you back from your vacation, Jim, and you certainly haven't lost your microfiction touch. Poor John. He needs a far bigger shoe than that to house three wives!
In answer to your question about the photo:
It's from a Duke University digital collection on "the emergence of advertising in America". I've used several of the photos in the past. I really enjoy looking at those pics - times have certainly changed. This week's photo caught my eye because it was from a shoe store in Rochester, NY. I lived there for twenty years, although I don't think the store was still there.
It's from a Duke University digital collection on "the emergence of advertising in America". I've used several of the photos in the past. I really enjoy looking at those pics - times have certainly changed. This week's photo caught my eye because it was from a shoe store in Rochester, NY. I lived there for twenty years, although I don't think the store was still there.
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