Linda G. Hill’s One Liner Wednesday.


While browsing through a book store Joe realized that no one in his right mind buys a real book made out of ink on paper anymore since computers have stored everything and they can even regurgitate anything of value in that book in a few seconds. He left the store empty handed.
His next stop was a new restaurant in a new mall where he planned to meet a friend realizing that no computer (no matter how steam-powered quantum it was) could regurgitate for him the food he was about to eat. Unfortunately, his friend called saying he would be an hour late which left Joe to wander the strange mall till his friend arrived.
Just behind the restaurant Joe found a huge book store which also sold t-shirts, toys and coffee mugs (just in case you realized that no one in his right mind buys books anymore). As he glanced through the shelves there it was, a book, a real book with ink on paper which seemed to say Buy Me! Buy Me! Buy Me!, and so, rejoicing like one watching the dawning of a new morning, Joe bought it.
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Denise offers the prompt word “steam” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.

It is blue. Curvy arches face you.
Through the yellow you see some more blue.
Though it’s flaky outside
there is no need to hide,
since the heart deep inside is now true.
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The above poem was inspired by Willow’s photo below and posted to Dan Antion’s Thursday Doors Writing Challenge.

This walk was on the southern end of the Little Sugar Creek Greenway that goes through Charlotte, North Carolina.
It is a very easy walk. On a scale of 1 to 10, from easy to hard, this trail would score 0. The trail is wide and paved and great for a bicycle.
Posted for Pepper’s One Step at a Time.
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Dale offers the prompt “symmetry” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
One of the places where I watched sunsets in southern Florida has a shiny wall blocking a residence from the park.
If I stood near the wall I could see the setting sun. This allowed me to put two sunsets in the photo.
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With thanks to Clark for the link.
I am thankful to the Lord for everything below and more.
The photos tell the tale.
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This trail is in Fort Mill, South Carolina, just off Regent Parkway. It goes around an abandoned golf course and a man-made pond surrounded by residences for about a mile.
Posted for Pepper’s One Step at a Time #9.
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Taking things for granted was no puzzle for Tim. He had been doing it all his life.
One day he got touched.
His friends told him that he’d get over it. As years passed Tim realized he’d never get over it. As even more years passed he was glad he never did.
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Denise offers the prompt word “puzzle” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.

Dale offers the prompt “under the canopy” for this week’s Cosmic Photo Challenge.
I wonder if palm trees form a canopy. They do block the sun.
Or awnings?
Or clouds?


