The dog nudged his nose against the woman's arm, hoping she would feed him scraps from her plate, but she was far too excited at seeing who had come to sit opposite her, to notice this silent begging.
The lackluster day transformed into a Technicolor afternoon, forcing her to smile in recognition of the improvement.
Thanks to Tess and Edward Hopper for coming together in the Mag 220, from which this detail took flight.
Come Friday, it will be linked to G-Man, too, as it happens to have exactly 55 words! What luck. :-)
a romance in the making....whether it's between the man or the dog is to be seen....
ReplyDeleteIntriguing write!
ReplyDeleteStroke of genius to add a third person (or dog) to this story! Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteFunny how everything will pale around us if there is this one important thing which we feel we must focus on. Nice.
ReplyDeleteA technicolor afternoon sound entertaining...witty write..
ReplyDeleteLots of good things going following that obviously! Nicely Jinsky!
ReplyDeleteHank
You have our imaginations running Jinksy. Well done.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting Magpie ...well done.
ReplyDeleteSome people bring technicolor wherever they go...
ReplyDeleteTechnicolour afternoon, I like the sound of that.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteDog is a girls best friend !
ReplyDeleteToo bad she ignored the dog. He's probably more faithful. Great work all 55 words of it!
ReplyDeleteSilent begging wins in the end, I'll bet.
ReplyDeletelol...fun one.....at least the dog has a plant pot to piddle in!
ReplyDeleteCute! Technicolor afternoon for everyone, apart from the poor dog, of course!
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