Monday, 29 November 2010

Microfiction Monday #59 & #13

Here this week's Microfiction Monday picture:


And here's mine:

"I don't care what you did last year, you're not bringing them through my china shop."

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Thirteen weeks in, here's the photo:


And here's my respone:

Pressed against the bridge's crumbling rock, he prayed for the soldier's voices to move off. Instead, he heard a splash.

He was trapped.

13 comments:

  1. Both are great--first one, funny, second one, mysterious and scary...was it a grenade? A dead body? It makes me want to know more!

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  2. Have to agree with Pat, Dave! Love them both, but I have a "thing" about the mysterious ones and the second one makes me want to know more -- like Pat! Hope you have a great week!

    Sylvia

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  3. Hi Dave ... laughed out loud at the first one.
    Great hook with the second.

    :Dom

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  4. Well done! Both a provocative. Same shop owner as last year? Changed his policy? Rotter!

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  5. Some traditions should just be shelved after the first time, huh?

    Nice one.

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  6. You know, that shop owner isn't very far sighted. He should have taken out insurance ... oh wait, he isn't American is he? Never mind.

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  7. I love the china shop reference

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  8. I just love your 'bull in a china shop' take!

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  9. I like the first one. You have thought outside the frame of the picture. (I've a lot of entries still to read, but yours is the first china shop)

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  10. I have to say your second one is one of my all time favorites ever! :O)

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  11. Wonder what he did last year? Good one!

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  12. I haven't had a chance to read many others, but I did wonder if we would be awash with china shops.

    Thank you all for reading.

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  13. Quite an original take--very witty!

    :)

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