Susan at Stony River Farm hosts Microfiction Monday. She posts a picture and you compose a story in 140 characters. You can click on the link under the title 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.
This meme is easy and it's fun! Thanks, Susan for hosting.
And here's the picture for the day! |
44 comments:
Sad, but very well done.
We both seem to be thinking this way today. Sad thought Sylvia. Hoping you have a wonderful week ahead.
Nice one Sylvia.
Good take on this weeks picture.
Life sure is sad sometimes and you nailed it!
Have a great week my friend!
Your story is haunting and memorable, like the foggy scene.
Oh, how sad, Sylvia, but a good psychological mystery. Have a wonderful week.
O, Sylvia. ;) This could get real sad!
I hope her body wasn't the one my guy Al threw in.
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Well done, Sylvia!
A good match between the mood of the photo and the sadness in your lines!
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Have a happy week****
Lots of people are thinking death! Yours is well done.
Very sad, Sylvia.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
A sad end with no answers.... :O(
A mystery waiting to be solved! Very sad!
Re your blog, I don't have trouble with comments, I just have trouble getting your blog to load! Often need to re-fresh a couple of times! But that's OK! I keep trying!
that's a haunting one Sylvia
so much said in so few words
Gosh the second suicide on MFM - that's a good bridge to stay clear of
Moonie smiles
Great take on this photo, Sylvia. Very tragic.
Nice take Sylvia....
How sad--unless, of course, she is watching you from behind a tree!
Some whys can haunt forever; nice take :)
We told them not to leave this gap. Now the drunk guy has driven straight through into the water; he thought it's a shortcut to the bridge.
Hi Sylvia--seems we both were melancholy with this week's picture....good one.
Have a great week. Cheers!
Great one, Sylvia. A lot said in a few characters. Could be a great start to a novel!
Hope you have a wonderful week.
O, and I LOVE your spring header!
Aww, that's so sad. Have a wonderful week.
the first one is so sad, sob. The second one is pretty funny. Loved them both.
That's almost believably sad.
Well done! With mine I was trying to stay away from the obvious. Thank you for the kind words.
~Vicki~
hee hee...
This has a bridge in it and Linky is still open so guess where this is going?
;-D
Beautiful photograph and story Sylvia.
Have a great week.
Costas
Sad and beautifully done.
wonderful as usual!!
great partners!!
Murder and mayhem ! but of course, nothing scarier than in fog- Thanks.
The first one is so poignant. The second one had a nice touch of black humour to it. Have a good week, Sylvia :-)
hmmm, both so sad :-( appropriate to the photo to be sure!
#1: Why indeed?
#2: Alcohol addiction can make one think crazy thoughts.
How sad. And it makes one pause and think. Good job.
Good ones. That photo has certainly elicited some sad stories.
Sad ones today Sylvia but they both fit the picture perfectly.
Oh, that is sad. But I always think there's hope if the person isn't found. Maybe she was saved by swans or something.
Great micros, though we are all thinking such morbid thoughts LOL! :O)
Yours is a wonderful little mystery.
Your friend's is a cautionary tale.
Oh, so poignant and thought-provoking, too.
♥.•*¨ Elizabeth ¨*•.♥
This looks like my water front last weekend. We had a gigantic storm, luckily not as big a flood as Australia.
Oh no! So sad & interesting that you both found drownings in your mMF. But, its a different take than I've read so far, kudos! :>
Sylvia, both of these were definitely on the dark side, but oh so good!
BTW, I really like your new header-the picture is so happy (I can't wait until spring!)
Whoa! Tales From the Darkside, alright! (I can even hear its perfect-for-this-microfiction-image theme music playing in my head!) Especially "...the drunk guy has driven straight through into the water; he thought it's a shortcut to the bridge." All I can say is: GPSs: Stop the madness!!!
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