“Imposing would be my word.”
“Old, I can see, definitely.”
“More than repainted, I would imagine.”
“Too right!”
“What do you mean? Two right?”
“Too right, that’s what I said.”
“I think I must write that down.”
“Alright, I’ll do the same.”
“But which words are we writing?”
“The ones we both said a moment ago.”
“I can’t remember what we’ve just said.”
“Me neither now.”
“But can’t we have another go?”
“I doubt it.”
“But we could try, couldn’t we?”
“But why on earth would we do that?”
“Come on, let’s rewind.”
“Nope, let’s just forget all about that.”
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Thanks to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers
Genre: Historical Fiction
Word Count: 100
Lol! It’s the sort of conversation I’d have with someone like me.
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I kind of thought we all do this… and often (giggling). 😂
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Haha! At least I do.
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Lol… this reminds me of speaking with my mum when she’s tired. She also has hearing loss, and by the time I get her to figure out what im saying, I forget why I was saying it.
Thank God for hearing aids…. if she’d only choose to wear them. 😆
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Oh dear, your lovely mum… hearing aids, eh?
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Lol. Hope you have a blessed weekend, Chris.
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Imposing, I’d say, too; nice play on words! 😉😂💖
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Just a bit of fun, eh? But we do like words, don’t we… laughing. 😂💖😉
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nothing something
all or nil
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One or the other, eh?
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one way or the other. nine eleven is a dire date for americans but the genesis of it was a direct result of interferring where we should not have. as ray elaine wrote the truth hurts burns stings.
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Ah yes, that interesting song.
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From the perspective of a teacher of English as a second language, I can appreciate the play on words. That picture is reminiscent of the high school I attended, believe it or not, in my small hometown in central California.
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Oh, that’s really interesting about that. It’s so easy to make a small error in a second language, or even between US and UK – as we know!
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Lol that’s for sure! 😂
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This conversation is very enjoyable and feels quite realistic, Chris. 🙂
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Excellent! I’m pleased that it worked…
Thanks, Dave.
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Very clever wordplay!
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Thanks so much, Liz!
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You’re welcome, Chris!
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it’s a situation i sometimes encounter, as english is my second language. 🙂
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Ah yes, I knew that, but your English is fabulous, Plaridel! 😊
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A fun poem and fun word play.
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Glad that you liked that, Thomas!
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Oh dear, I need to read it again!
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Exactly!!
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Dear Chris,
Two, to, too cute.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Exactly… hundred percent!
Thanks so much, Rochelle.
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Small talk is exactly like this 🩷
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It is, isn’t it… just a bit of thinking for that, I think! 😊
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💕
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Interesting conversational poem
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Thanks a lot, Geeta!
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