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PHOTO PROMPT © Jilly Funell
Genre: Wish List
Word Count: 100
VANTAGE POINT
She pries my sweaty fingers off the railing, her face lit with a sinister glow. “Come on. Step to it.”
My life, like a Roadrunner cartoon, flashes before me. Wile E. Coyote, eyes wide with terror, suspends in midair before plummeting 170 meters and landing in a distant poof.
On the verge of unconsciousness, I croak. “I’m begging, Sarah. Don’t make me do this.”
“We agreed to go sightseeing whilst you and Dale were here in Portsmouth and the view from Spinnaker Tower is magnificent.”
Dale shakes her head. “When Rochelle says she’s afraid of heights, she isn’t kidding, eh?”
I hope one day to meet these two in person, but 170 meters in the air won’t be one of my choices of places to see. Sigh. For now I’m happy to meet with Sarah and Dale on Skype. It makes the world seem a bit smaller somehow. (Yes. I really am afraid of heights.)
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple 
When real people start populating fiction, is the reverse also true? Are some among us fictional characters?
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Bam! Kapow!
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Of course, Neil! We are all, without exception, fictional characters…
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There has to be at least one exception. There must be an author
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Most definitely, Neil. I consider myself to be a figment of my own imagination. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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And here I thought I made you up
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🤣😄😆👽
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Sometimes I feel that I am a figment of my own imagination.
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Ha, ha. I’m with you, Rochelle. I hate heights. Good writing as always. 😀 — Suzanne
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Dear Suzanne,
I see this week I’m not the only one. Thank you. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Vertigo is no laughing matter, m’lady, although your story is!
The last time I was in Portsmouth the tower wasn’t.
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Dear CE,
I’m actually better about heights than I used to be. But I still won’t go on a Ferris wheel and I hate being on the upper deck of a stadium. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I think there is usually a minimum height requirement for these things, m’lady, so you are probably not allowed
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I can most certainly understand that, having been to the top of Yankee and Shea Stadiums, and a few buildings in Manhattan. For someone who can’t handle it, it’s poison.
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Dear Larry,
I’ve been known to freak out in stadiums. I’m better than I used to be, though. 😉 Thank you for coming by.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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They’re an absolute nightmare
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It’s not the fear of heights that bothers me, it’s the falling that really scares me! 🙂
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The falling isn’t what should scare you, it is the sudden stop. BAM!
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Dear Iain,
That’s the problem…I imagine myself falling. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I hope you do get to meet them, and with your feet firmly on the ground 😉
I sometimes get a little funny with heights, unless I’m wearing skis, then nothing fazes me. Do think they’d let me wear skis if I visited Spinnaker Tower? And thanks for pointing out where the photo was taken ;).
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Dear Trent,
Somehow I don’t see skis being allowed at Spinnaker tower but you have put an image in my head. I’ve never had a desire to ski…for obvious reasons. By the same token, I do like to fly. I enjoy looking out the window of a plane. Perhaps because it’s enclosed I feel more secure.
I, too, would love to meet Dale and Sarah in person…closer to the ground. 😀 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I hate flying, but I have to have a window seat. When I feel vertigo, seeing the ground calms me. I guess the thing with skiing is that my feet are on the ground. The scariest moment for me is when the chair lift stops with my feet dangling 30 feet above the ground… But I have done some extreme skiing, the type where an small avalanche starts with your first turn and you are skiing in the falling snow down an impossibly steep mountain….
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Oh, that ski lift would be the absolute deal breaker for me. More power to ya.
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I always rooted for Wile E. to get the best of RR. I share your wish to keep my feet on solid ground, but a few years ago i found myself along the Gulf Coast of Florida working with others to replace a roof on a church. Now I learn that the latest Mega Hurricane, Michael just wreaked incredible havoc in the same town. I fear the church may not have survived. So glad you got the chance to catch up with Sarah and Dale.
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Dear Joe,
Wile E. always got the short end of the stick, didn’t he? I, too, rooted for him, but to no avail. Kudos to your for overcoming and helping replace a roof.
Actually, my story is pure fiction. (aside from my fear of heights) and I’ve never met Dale and Sarah in the flesh. We’ve had a few 3-way Skype sessions, though. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I heard once that people are afraid of heights because there’s a chance they’ll jump, but I don’t believe that. I think it’s all about imagination. Well done.
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Dear Josh,
I can tell you that this acrophobe has no intention of jumping…haven’t even considered it. While others dream of skydiving, I dream of scuba diving. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
It would be most wonderful to have a meet-up in person, no doubt!
While I don’t have a fear per se, I do get some major butterflies looking over. But I will look over 😉
Lotsa love and wishes to meet!
Dale
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Dear Dale,
I’m much better about heights than I used to be. I’ve even gone up to the observation deck in the Empire State Building and the St. Louis arch. (It’s enclosed. Sky diving and Ferris wheels are not anywhere near my bucket list…one day meeting up with you in person is. 😉
Thank you.
Shalom, hugs and wishes for the future.
Rochelle
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Ya know… there’s no reason to do something that is not on your bucket list 😉
And I’m thinking our meeting could be added…😁
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170 meters is a lot of height. Not many can stand that altitude. I personally get vertigo looking down through glass while walking a skywalk. I can relate to your mental state.
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Dear Abhijit,
You and I can wave at the people on the glass floor…from the ground. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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That I can do for sure.
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Looks like we share the same phobia. As usual, excellent writing Rochelle. I reckon a “of” is missing after verge…’On the verge unconsciousness, I croak.“
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Dear Neel,
Acrophobia is not uncommon. I’ve gotten better about heights but I’m still not crazy about them. Thank you re my writing and for catching my typo. Fixed it. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Ouch.. yes when you write about high anxiety I start to get sweaty palms… but maybe not quite the panicky description in your story… great inclusion of characters, rest assured that I will never take you to such places if you ever visit Stockholm
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Dear Björn,
Should I ever make it to Stockholm, I’ll hold you to that promise. 😉 It would be fun to meet. I’ve met a few FF’rs in person but not as many as I’d like. Thank you for your comments. There are a lot of us out there. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I share your fear of heights. I’ve been known to circumnavigate a balcony on my hands and knees before now. I enjoyed your ‘lighter’ story this week, even if did have a dark side for some of us.
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Dear Sandra,
The novel I’m currently writing is incredibly dark. I think I needed a break. 😉 I can relate to the hands and knees. I’ve done that at the top of high staircases as well. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I used to be fine with heights. Now, not so much. Very fun story, Rochelle.
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Dear Lish,
I’ve actually gotten a little better about heights as I’ve gotten older. Driving on highways is another story entirely. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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No fear here. But I’m more cautious than I used to be. Good story. I loved the Roadrunner cartoons. Poor Wile E Coyote never did reach his goal.
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Dear Anonymous Husband,
Shannon once told me that his favorite thing about Roadrunner cartoons was watching them with me. That poor coyote’s “oh shit” facial expressions were the best. Thanks for coming by.
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The secret is to never let yourself realize you’re falling. That way, you can defy the laws of physics and remain airborne. 😀
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Or, as Douglas Adams put it. you just throw yourself at the ground – and miss…
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Fun story, Rochelle! You use exaggeration very sparingly and to excellent effect.
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Dear Penny,
I’m glad you enjoyed my story. Since the novel I’m currently writing is pretty dark, a little comic relief was in order. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Ha! I don’t think Dale will ever do this to you, right, Dale!? 🙂
Meet ups in person sound like fun, though.
A fun story to read, even if I realize not so fun to imagine … Thankfully I’m not afraid of heights (no worries, I would never make someone go where they are terrified of going, so you’re safe with me) and would probably enjoy the sight from above!
You should’ve seen me zipping through the jungle in Thailand on ziplines high above the ground. I’m half-monkey, half-goat, so perhaps that explains some of it.
🙂
I left my link at the link-a-think, but here it is, copied as usual …
https://naamayehuda.com/2018/10/17/birthday-surprise/
Na’ama
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Na’ama Y’karah,
Nope. Ziplining is definitely NOT on my bucket list. I admire those who are that brave. On the other hand, water is one of my happy spots. I would love to scuba dive. Snorkeling in St. Thomas and Eilat are two of my fondest memories.
I’ve met a few FF’rs face to face…great fun. Thank you for coming by. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I think it doesn’t have to do with bravery as much as with how one is ‘wired’ — those who have no fear of heights aren’t braver than those who do. It’s just that we’re spared the experience of fear. Bravery is facing a fear, not the absence of it … At least in my book. Though, sure, I’m glad to be considered a little brave 😉
I snorkeled in Thailand (Koh Samui Marina National Park at Ang Thong) this summer and It. Was. A-may-zing! I didn’t even know I loved snorkeling so much. 🙂 I am a bit of a fish, so there’s that, too, probably. Here’s to friends, of all kinds. 🙂 Na’ama
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Being part fish is something we can most definitely agree on 😉
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LOL!
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I’ve just noticed that Sarah and Dale are real people here. Dale even ends a sentence Canada~style, in ‘Eh’
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Yes, Larry. Dale and Sarah are real people. We three are in a fictitious scene. 😉 Makes sense now, eh?
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I identify completely with Wile.E. Coyote. Except I don’t think I’d fall for the same booby trap every. single. time. 🙂
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Dear Linda,
Wile E. Coyote did fall for the same tricks over and over, didn’t he? So did Charlie Brown. 😉 Thanks for coming by…don’t look down.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Haha! I don’t blame you for being nervous. I’m not afraid of heights though. It’s the thought of falling from them that worries me. Fun story, Rochelle!
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Dear Eric,
There is that sudden stop at the end. 😉 Still I’d rather stay closer to the ground. Thank you. Nice to see you back.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Love Roadrunner and Wile E Coyote.
Took a slightly different route on the photoprompt. Hope it raises a smile Rochelle.
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Dear Di,
Hope you liked my story, too. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I did indeed and can relate to a fear of heights. My ‘like’ tick didn’t register, so have gone back in to rectify that. Have a great weekend Rochelle.
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Thank you, Di. You, too. 😀
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Great writing as usual, Rochelle. I was a huge fan of Wile E Coyote and the Roadrunner. I’m not afraid of heights but I would get a bit jittery when I see people rock climbing and there’s quite a bit of distance between them and the ground.
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Dear Adele,
I watched a video someone did going up this tower. it has a glass floor. No thank you. 😉 But thank you for a lovely comment.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I’m not seeing the picture prompt… or the video. But, I can see you, terrified out of your skull while your hands white-knuckle the railing someplace high. I was never afraid of heights, nor danger until after the accident in ’96, now just a curb will throw me into a panic sometimes. Glad to hear you’re meeting on this thing called skype…hope it’s close to the ground.
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Dear Bear,
I never leave the ground for Skype. 😉 I try to write my stories so they work without the photo prompt. Thank you for your kind comments, my friend.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Hubby explained what skype is… now, I really really get it. LOL!
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Maybe some beverages for all three of you might make the climb happen. Fun piece.
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Dear Stu,
There aren’t enough beverages to make me climb that high. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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My grandmother had terrible vertigo. We were mean and use to trick her into looking over the edge of things so we could hear her squeal. I don’t mind being up high as long as there is something firm under my feet. Great story.
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Dear Jo,
I’ve gotten a little better about heights over the years but you still can’t get me on a Ferris wheel. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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i think it will help overcome your fear if you set your sights up and not look down. 🙂
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Dear Plaridel,
A few years ago, with a tour group in Israel, I climbed the wall in Jerusalem. It was a long winding, open staircase. I kept looking up until the lady ahead of me starts reminding herself aloud, “Don’t look down.” The two of us still laugh about it. We’re both terrified of heights but we did live to tell about it. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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There are roadrunners who live down the lane and I can hear coyotes tonight, what a timely comment. I am afraid of heights as well and can identify! I can feel your fear and share it. Nice story!!!
I finally got time to participate. A quickie but managed to submit a story! Will try to be back, see so many familiar faces!
Take care,
Deborah Ratliff
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Dear Deb,
It was such a pleasure to see you here in my purple part of the world this week.
I always loved roadrunner cartoons and secretly rooted for the poor coyote. But oh those facial expressions…classic. Thank you re my story. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I loved being in your purple part of the world!! Thank you for inviting me in! I find myself anxious to see the next prompt!!
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There’s no point having a great view if you’re passing out instead of enjoying it. Stay with feet firmly on the ground 🙂
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Dear Ali
My thoughts exactly. Thank you for coming by the lower level. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Lovely funny story Rochelle, so imaginative . Message clear : you REALLY don’t like heights !
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Dear Francine,
Nope, I don’t like heights. That was the one part of the story that’s not fiction. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I love your story, Rochelle, and the reminder of Wile Coyote. I too am afraid of heights but I have been placed in training by my daughter for The Space Needle in Seattle (going there soon) and have now successfully completed a really horrific tower at Arundel Castle and The Spinnaker Tower, which was much less scarey. I don’t do glass floors though. Those people are another species imo. Thank you for using my picture and thanks for all you do, Jilly.
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Dear Jilly,
Thank you for the lovely photo. It certainly inspired a variety of stories, didn’t it? I looked up Spinnaker Tower on YouTube. That’s as close as I’d want to get. Someone recorded their climb. No thanks on the glass floors. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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It’s given me so much pleasure to read the stories inspired by the picture, what a wonderful bunch of writers. Thank you for all you do, Rochelle, and yes, I have a friend who abseiled down the Spinnaker. I mean. Why? Best of wishes, Jilly
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Phobias are life-limiting, though you seem to be managing very well despite yours.
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Dear Liz,
There’s plenty to do at ground level. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
You’ll be glad to hear that I hate heights, too, so won’t be taking you up The Spinnaker Tower! Strangely, that tower features in one of my novels, although as an ancient monument that nobody would want to attempt climbing due to its deteriorated state. Of course, I also see that tower from the ferry every time I go to visit my daughter in the Isle of Wight.
We have a legendary extra high cliff near where I live. I promise not to take you or Dale near the edge if we do a coastal walk when eventually you visit. Thanks for including me in your story this week, although of course I have a gentle glow about me, not a sinister one 😉
I will now return to reclusive non-blogging mode to continue editing — not that I’m making as much progress as I’d hoped due to life exigencies. Oh well, the tortoise won the race ahead of the hare, so I might yet succeed.
See you at the finishing line 🙂
All best wishes,
Sarah x
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Dear Sarah,
Perhaps when I mentioned the sinister glow I was channeling one of your more sinister characters. 😉 I know from our Skype sessions that I have nothing to fear from you. I hope one day to make at least part of this story a reality.
I appreciate the non-blogging as I’m deeply into the current WIP. I’ve been spinning my wheels in grease trying to get around to all the FF stories and reply to comments. I hope this one reaches you. 😉
Thank you for coming by. I hate to tell stories behind someone’s back.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
Finally I’ve surfaced — sort of. All is explained in my latest post today. Things haven’t been good, but hopefully improving.
I’ll be in touch when I get a chance, my dear friend.
All best wishes,
Sarah
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Dear Sarah,
I look forward to hearing from you. I do hope things improve for you.
Shalom, my dear friend,
Rochelle
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I love the reference to Wile Coyote, it made me chuckle. I can relate to the hands gripping the rails and sweating buckets as friends (or loved ones) try to cajole you to look over. “No!” I hate heights.
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Dear Brenda,
I can think of a few incidents where I was teased about my fear of heights. I really did NOT appreciate it. Not sure why some think that’s fair game. Glad to give you reason to chuckle. Thank you. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you for including Wile Coyote in true flash fiction story. I believe the tower in your story has a glass bottom deck. Now that would be fun.
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Dear Subroto,
I did watch someone’s recording on YouTube of their climb. It does have a glass floor. No thank you. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Daisy “Granny” Moses W(T)F,
I’m sure you pass out from fear of heights when climbing into a dentist’s chair. Perhaps you should try wearing a blindfold.
I always felt sorry for Wile E., but if he’d caught the roadrunner the series would have ended. At least he kept the Acme Co. in business for many years–and he sure knew how to bounce back from a fall.
Happy sightseeing,
C. Butt McCracken
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Dear C. Butt McCracken,
Ah yes, Acme Co. They made some high end explosives back in the day. 😉 My eldest son used to say he loved watching Roadrunner cartoons with me just to watch me laugh. Those expressions on poor Wile E’s face really did crack me up. (No reflection on you.)
I do try to stay close to the ground.
Shalom,
Daisy “Granny” Moses W(T)F
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Ha ha ha. You three HAVE to make a plan to meet up now 🙂
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Dear Anurag,
I couldn’t agree more. 😀 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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That is high and scary even for someone who is not really afraid of heights – I hope you get your wish. I have met some of my online friends. It is so much fun and amazing how well we gel with each other despite never having met before.
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Dear Dahlia,
I have met a few online friends face to face. I’m really hoping one day to meet these two…closer to the ground of course. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I don’t have an acrophobia. but am not fond of heights either (wonder who is though?)
however, I can imagine the adrenaline rush.
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Dear Priya,
There are those who thrive on heights. Take sky divers, for example. Thanks for coming by.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I missed last weeks. I was in Norway, but I am back and ready to have another go at this great challenge. 🙂
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Welcome back, Kristian. Hope you read my story while you were in the neighborhood.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Yes I did, and as a fellow suffer of heights, it resonated with me. 🙂 Thanks Rochelle. 🙂
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Thank you for responding to my fishing, Kristian. I’ll admit to being as much of a comment junkie as the next person. 😉
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Haha, I suppose we all are, or we wouldn’t be here. I often read comments that people make and think to myself, well they’ve already said it far better than I could… I try hard to think of something orignal to say.
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Eloquence doesn’t matter. It’s just nice to get the comments. 😉
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That is true. 🙂
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Ahhhh, now I get it… splurged and came out to Panera. Price of a small soda is through the roof, though. So, I’m off to write something up… 🙂 ❤
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Querida Rochelle,
I’m on the same page as you with heights. I’ve never been a fan; although, in my mid 20’s I went skiing. DIdn’t stand for very long. I realized I wasn’t that type of athlete. LOL
Wile E. Coyote is a cartoon character that would put a smile and a little laughter on anyones face. Ssooo … many comments above say a great deal of what I want to say … Pues entonces – yo digo lo mismo.
Abrazos y Carino, mi amiga
Isadora 😎
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Querida Isadora,
Perhaps this is why God made us short. 😉 I went through a phase where I enjoyed roller coasters. The worst part is the slow climb up the first hill. Skiing is something I’ve never had the slightest desire to do. Gracias para tus palabras amables.
Shalom y abrazos,
Rochelle
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Querida Rochelle,
Where has time gone? 🙄 I don’t seem to have enough time. Well … I do but am not getting much done including responding to this. 😳
Well, I don’t know why I tried skiing. I think it was pressure from my bil. He’s like that. Vermont was beautiful though. But, I fell so many time I couldn’t walk the entire vacation.
: (
I definitely like being short. Now, that I lost another 1″ and am actually an even 5′ I believe my chances of growing are over. LOL
I love FF. It’s my safety place. Thank you for hosting and keeping me going with your fun and informative stories.
Abrazos y Carino, mi amiga ….
Isadora 😎
ps: I started my book then was in a fog and am just starting to gain focus. I will begin again soon. I will leave a review on Amazon when I’m done. 😍
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Oh dear! That must have been so difficult. It’s no fun to be on tall towers if you suffer from vertigo.
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Dear Anshu,
It’s all good if I stay close to the ground. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I share your fear of heights. As always, brilliant writing.
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Dear Lisa,
Stay close to the ground and it’s all good. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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This reminds me of going up the Eiffel tower with a friend. It proved to be the time he realised he was afraid of heights. Of course, because we were lads at the time, he got no sympathy. Nice one Rochelle.
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Dear Michael,
Kids don’t have much sympathy, do they? I think it’s especially true of boys. (I had three) 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
PS Nice to see you back in the queue.
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Hopefully, Sarah isn’t sadistic in real life. 😉 I could see your knuckles turning white from holding the railing so tightly. What a fun read… I smiled at your reference to Wile E. Coyote. 🙂
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Dear Magarisa,
In real life, Sarah is quite docile and sweet…although a little quirky. Some of her characters might be on the sadistic side, though. 😉 Thank you for your kind comments. 😀
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As long as Sarah explores her sadistic side only through her characters, we’re all safe. 🙂
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I’m not big on heights but I might go….you stay on the ground and take pictures. How’s that?
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Dear Dawn,
That works for me. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Oh no!!
Hahaha great image of coyote dancing in mid air. My mum is bad with heights. I hear your fear. Great piece Rochelle
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Dear Laurie,
If there’s reincarnation, I don’t want to come back as a bird. Can you imagine a bird who’s afraid of heights? Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Oh no. That would be awful indeed!
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In some ways we are all figments of our own imagination 🙂 I’m afraid of heights too! Thank you for this comic relief, we all could do with it I think.
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Dear Fatima,
The novel I’m writing is so dark, I think I needed the comic relief as much as anyone. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I very much understand the fear, Rochelle! Your description was very vivid.
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A great way to start the day. This one made me laugh. I could so relate. Hate heights! Thanks for sharing. @sheilamgood at Cow Pasture Chronicles
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