Photo Prompt © Lily
One could reminisce just here.
The two of them would continue to stay there all the time.
They’re very close to the lovely lake, such a good idea.
Pretty, too.
Maybe they are thinking.
About what?
Well, anything.
Or maybe nothing.
So, which?
I’d say… and again
It’s what?
Reminiscing.
You think so?
I do.
Pretty, aren’t they.
Of course.
Those excellent chairs.
Oh yes, bright pink.
Pink?
I thought it was more mauve?
Really?
I’d say so.
Okay, not a problem.
Anything else we should say?
Anything meaningful?
No.
Let’s just scatter them down there.
Now, enough, let’s go.
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Thanks to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers
Genre: Hysterical Fiction
Word Count: 100
luna's on line 
What a lovely send-off
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Thank you, Neil.
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Such an evocative photo. I didn’t know the colour mauve even existed.😌
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You didn’t know ‘mauve’? For me it’s one of my favourite words / colours. 😉
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You’re so fancy. I’d have called it maroon 😣
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Ho ho, two different colours – maroon (brownish) but mauve (much more vibrant – https://www.google.com/search?q=mauve+meaning). 😉
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beautiful, Chris 💜💜💐💐
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Thanks so much, Carol Anne. 💛💞💛
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Lovely poem dear friend.
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Aww, thanks a lot, Sadje!
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You’re very welcome
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suffice is the day as bible does saY
Round world fall to spring
summer some are here
and some there
and some always never care too sadly
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Rather moving, I would have thought – from spring to summer and beyond… yes?
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literally yes of course
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Reminiscing! A delightful shared daydream. 🥰💖
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Indeed… and very nice too! ☺️💞
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i suppose there are things left unsaid between this couple. It keeps me wondering what they are.
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Sadly we will never know… just think happy thoughts, I would say.
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Dear Chris,
Sometimes the greatest communication between two people is companionable silence.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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A very good observation about that. Thank you so much, Rochelle.
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beautiful, chris
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Thanks Beth!
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I love those chairs. Adirondack Not an easy name to remember I had to look it up. I like them. I love your little story. Makes perfect sense. Thanks Chris
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I also only just found out what those particular chairs were called, and where they came from. Fun, eh?
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Yes. Fun. Thanks dear Chris. Blessings
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Poetic flair about a chair pair extraordinaire!
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And I bet you knew what those rustic chairs were called for ages!
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Companionable poetry to launch the weekend!
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What a lovely thought. Enjoy!
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Scattering someone’s ashes?
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Yep, that was my idea about that. ‘Ashes to Ashes… etc.’
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That’s what I thought. 🙂
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Great take
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Thanks Di!
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A lovely post.
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Thanks Dawn.
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A lovely scene from a lovely soul! 🙂
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Indeed! Thank you so much, Jean. xxxxx
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I think this is a lovely sendoff in… I would perchance call them Burgundy, or no, Merlot, maybe Claret-coloured 😉
Wonderful poetry, Chris.
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Oh, I do like those colours – 🍷🍷🍷- and it’s almost time here! (17:40)
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Here too!! I’m an hour later than you as it’s only 16:43. But I’m okay with that time 😉
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great take on the prompt, I like your use of dialog it works very well.
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Chris, I like how you meandered to the purpose of their visit. Looks like a lovely place to spend time in the afterlife.
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Seems so. A new destination… and up!!
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🙂
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Love those chairs! I have to say that’s one vocabulary word I did know, although to spell it, Is probably have to look it up!
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A very interesting word. I kind of knew what those chairs were, but I didn’t know where they came from. First made them in Upstate New York (1903). Fancy that!
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Lovely way to say “farewell”. Nice, Chris!
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Thanks very much, Nancy!
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This is very peaceful, Chris.
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Indeed! Thanks so much, Robbie.
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