Hi again, Tony! Would you be interested in composing a short guest post on something to do with literature or public libraries in your part of the world for my blog?
Hi, Daal. That is such a generous offer. Thank you for thinking of me for something like this. Alas, I won’t be able to contribute in any meaningful sense right now. As it stands, I’m up to my eyeballs in various writing and drawing projects that demand the bulk of my time. I’m very sorry to let you down like this. Still, I wish you every success with this particular venture! 🙂
Thank you for liking “Everlasting” and “Cosmic Romance.” Nice post! 🙂 These six word stories are great! Your post made me think about how eye contact is an important part of human communication. I remember being at a fuel station and seeing an elderly couple. The woman in the car did not look up once from the magazine she was reading during the time that they were at the station, and the man barely noticed her as he was filling up the fuel tank. In addition to their silence, their lack of eye contact made me think that things were not going well with their relationship.
It’s interesting how much information can be gleaned from observations such as this, don’t you find? I’m often people watching myself, and inevitably end up creating whole stories in my head for why they appear to be acting the way they’re acting towards each other. 🙂
Yes, I agree, and I sometimes mentally construct stories around people I observe too. Interesting photos can also send my imagination into a creative frenzy. 😀
Loved it! Six words, stringed together to give the deepest meaning. Like the famous one:
For sale, baby shoes. Never worn.
This line of words tugged my heart deeply. Guess im just tragically inclined.
It really is so true, isn’t it, Charlie? It kind of makes sense though when one considers that the majority of communication between individuals is often non-verbal. 😉
– Tony
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Clever! Thanks for making me laugh
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Tati has a way of doing that with her six word stories. Thanks for reading, Daal! 🙂
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Hi again, Tony! Would you be interested in composing a short guest post on something to do with literature or public libraries in your part of the world for my blog?
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Hi, Daal. That is such a generous offer. Thank you for thinking of me for something like this. Alas, I won’t be able to contribute in any meaningful sense right now. As it stands, I’m up to my eyeballs in various writing and drawing projects that demand the bulk of my time. I’m very sorry to let you down like this. Still, I wish you every success with this particular venture! 🙂
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Thanks for considering it as well as the good wishes on my behalf. Wishing you the best as well!
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you for liking “Everlasting” and “Cosmic Romance.” Nice post! 🙂 These six word stories are great! Your post made me think about how eye contact is an important part of human communication. I remember being at a fuel station and seeing an elderly couple. The woman in the car did not look up once from the magazine she was reading during the time that they were at the station, and the man barely noticed her as he was filling up the fuel tank. In addition to their silence, their lack of eye contact made me think that things were not going well with their relationship.
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It’s interesting how much information can be gleaned from observations such as this, don’t you find? I’m often people watching myself, and inevitably end up creating whole stories in my head for why they appear to be acting the way they’re acting towards each other. 🙂
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Yes, I agree, and I sometimes mentally construct stories around people I observe too. Interesting photos can also send my imagination into a creative frenzy. 😀
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I really like all the short stories you put! Great!!☺
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They’re a lot of fun to write, that’s for sure! You should try it (if you haven’t already)! 😀
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Yeah! I will surely try them! ☺
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Loved it! Six words, stringed together to give the deepest meaning. Like the famous one:
For sale, baby shoes. Never worn.
This line of words tugged my heart deeply. Guess im just tragically inclined.
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Aw, I’m right there with ya! Nothing like a good bit of tragedy to tug at the ol’ heartstrings! 😉
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ah! yes, the eyes do all the talking when one is in an argument. I love this line. 🙂
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It really is so true, isn’t it, Charlie? It kind of makes sense though when one considers that the majority of communication between individuals is often non-verbal. 😉
– Tony
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Yes, the face expression always speaks a thousand words. 🙂
P.S I got a new poem up just for you to get blown away. 🙂
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Fabulous! Thanks for the heads up! 🙂
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I nominated you for an award https://wwwpalfitness.wordpress.com/2016/02/27/its-time-for-an-award-post/
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Thank you so much!
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YW
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Thank you for liking my post about “A Thousand Pieces of You” IT REALLY MEANS A LOT TO ME! 😂
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And thank you so much for visiting us here at Unbolt. We appreciate it! 😀
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Oh it’s nothing! Still, thank you very very much! 😀
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Yes again Tony ! Love , megxxx
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Thank you, Meg! We love having you visit! 😀
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I will be back soon my sweet friends …hugs
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We’ll keep a seat warm for you! 🙂
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