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Sunday, January 24, 2010

Microfiction Monday



Susan at Stony River Farm hosts Microfiction Monday. She posts a picture and you compose a story in 140 characters. You can click on her name to get further instructions. To help you along she has posted a wonderful link that counts your characters for you! How great is that! You can get the counter at Design 215.

Here's this week's picture, followed by my story to go with it:


Why do they get all the glory? Jeez! I'm the one who has to take all the chances?
If everyone only knew what they really do for a living!

12 comments:

Bill ~ {The Old Fart} said...

Nicely done Sylvia, now I am wondering what they Do do for a Living :}

Mine is posted as well.

Susan at Stony River said...

Well, that explains the short frilly-skirt uniform LOL

Now I'm wondering what it's like for them all, locked in with each other, and all so different!

Peggy said...

Sylvia;

Love this,if we only REALLY knew the backroom stories. How bout I e-mail you on the side and you cantell me! Hilarious!

magiceye said...

short yet insightful! brilliant!

The Skald said...

What's done behind closed doors, stays behind closed... wait! I'll tell if you tell :D Great fun!!

Charlene Amsden said...

You know, that look on her face could be interpretted as whiny! I didn't even think of that. Very good!

Anonymous said...

Who would have thought she would have been so bitchy? LOL I love this. This is great. Well done PhQB :) Have a great Monday :)

Larry said...

I must be missing something I guess.I like the Microfiction and I look forward to reading you again.


Antique Dolls

jabblog said...

Hahaha - isn't it obvious what they do?

Kay said...

Fabulous, Sylvia! This is certainly a different take on this photo. What fun!

hope said...

Ah, even dolls can be catty it seems. :)

Well done....I look forward to next week's.

juliana said...

do tell what they really do!
good one

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