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You could have ... !

“How beautiful!. It’s like looking over a different city!
“Thought this might change your plans and you’d stay”, he said, chinned down.

“No, You might have … ”, she stood up and jerked-away.


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This is my response to the Trifecta weekly challenge, which is to write a 33 to 333-word response  using the above picture.

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  1. He apparently didn't understand her at all. Poor guy...

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    1. Yes, if only he understood ... so much of 'if's'... Thanks for reading trudgingthorughfog :)

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  2. geographic undesirable to one another. When you are young and sometimes when you are old, where you live can trump all.

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    1. Ture dat Ann ... Sometimes, that does become a constraint or a restraint ! :)

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  3. Fantastic work! So many subtleties in so little words.

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  4. And you are so kind with your words ... Thanks Jo-Anne :)

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  5. Ouch, burn. He should have been more attentive!

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  6. You capture the body language of the photo well :)

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  7. Nice: simple, subtle and effective. Clean writing, well done.
    Laura

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    1. Hey ! Thanks for reading ... It is subtle, isn't it! Glad you liked it. :)

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