Who, What, When, Where, How & Why
[DAY 5 — entry for Writing 101]
A note I found on a path in a crowded park, half buried in mud, almost invisible due to age. It doesn’t say much of anything, but it sends chills down my spine. The meaning is ambiguous. Suspicious person that I am, I decide that the best way to make the note known to its intended recipient–is to publish it in my blog.
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Not sure why, made me laugh a little. Nice and brief! lily
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I’m glad 🙂
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Wow! Would have definitely given me the chills!
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Clever and unexpected. 🙂
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hi Bethie… thanks for commenting.
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This is really cool! LOL!
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thanks 🙂
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It made me laugh too. Oh, clever.
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Thanks for following wanderwomanblog.com – I’ve returned the favor. After all grandmas must stick together!
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Thanks and welcome to my blog.
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Oh, This piece is great, and to the point, I like it! I also love der, they are so fragile and beautiful.
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Thanks so much for your assistance in the Commons area, I’m very new to this! Any help is very much appreciated. THANKS😃📝
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Nothing good could ever come from a note like this, Gradmama. Yikes!
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ha! that is so true. Thank for the likes and comments on a few of my posts today…for fun spent the afternoon on the net with te IRS and Ohio tax folks. Wow! I have a headache. 🙂
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Love it’s!
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thank you… 🙂
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