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I hope the new format for the inLinkz works. Just click on the froggy. I’ve put the update off for a month. Don’t you love updates? I think I’ve done this right. I’m still resisting the new WordPress dashboard. 😉 In any event, after wrestling with the new inLinkz format, here’s my ‘story’ for this week.
Genre: Hysterical Fiction
Word Count: 100
DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE?
“It’s not what you look at that matters…,” said Sandra.
“…it’s what you see,” said Shrawley.
“Our Fairy Blog Mother posts it almost every week like it’s highly significant or something.” Russell repositioned his clown nose while his pooch, Liza Jane, warbled a tune. “Ask Louisa May Alcott Wisoff-Fields yourself.”
“You yanks are so obtuse,” fumed Ali. “Don’t you see the flying saucer over the market?”
“Pfft!” Dale rolled her eyes. “Give it up.”
Rochelle’s frustration mounted. “The prompt is a mere suggestion. Use your imaginations, please.”
“Oooh. Now I see it.” Russell pointed to the Coors sign. “Bottoms up.”
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple 
Interesting. I personally see a pastrami on rye. Hold the mustard please 🙂
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What no horseradish? 😉
Shalom,
Rukhelita
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As always, I see only the sunshine.
Cool tale, m’lady.
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Dear CE,
Sunshine? Thank you, kind sir.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Very subtle, just like you and your lovely writings, dear Rochelle
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Dear Neel,
I’m not sure subtle is the word I would use. 😉 Glad you liked it. Thank you for your kind words.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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The personal photo a nice touch :).
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Dear Tanille,
As always, it’s all about what you see. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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That place looks like it has a cigarette machine, too. I can almost smell the pines!
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Dear Josh,
Ah the old cigarette machines. I remember those. Hope you enjoyed my silliness.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Well, I don’t see a flying saucer! But I sure had a good laugh.
I’ve finally got the new WP editor figured out, I think, but I still don’t like it. Wish they’d quit telling me what to do. Just give me a blank page and I’ll fill it in, without all the prompting. I hope Linky isn’t going to give us all fits. Took me a while to figure out the old one.
I Think this is a good example of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” 🙂
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Dear Linda,
I really hesitated on the new inLinkz. But it really is easier that it seems. The Word Press editor is a whole nuther story and I refuse to use it. I’m happy to help with inLinkz in any way I can.
At any rate, your laughter is my compliment. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I’m just about to try it for the first time–here’s hoping 🙂
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Well, that was painless and easy. Just follow the directions. Success!
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I see positivity 🙂
Smart use of the quote. “It’s not what you look at that matters…it’s what you see.”
Had loved the quote when I first read it in your blog, Rochelle.
Thanks for making us “see” so much every week- one photo prompt & so many stories! 🙂
Have a great week.
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Dear Anita,
After last week’s rather somber story, a bit of levity seemed to be in order. I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thank you so much for your kind and affirming comment. It’s why I keep this challenge going. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Very post-modern, I do marvel at how you keep us all inline and inspired week after week – and as always, am very grateful.
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Dear Iain,
Thank you for such kind words. You have me grinning from ear to ear. On the other hand, it takes all of us to make the challenge a success. So I’m very grateful for your weekly participation. 😀 Glad you didn’t have trouble with the new inLinikz format. I did bring the frog to my page. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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A bit of getting used to, but I can live with the new inLinkz. I have yet to try the new WordPress update though – you have filled me with dread!
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Sorry about that. I for one, don’t like the new WP dashboard. I gave it a shot, but when it gave me the option to go back to the old way, I did. This is a little different…for me anyway. From the facilitator standpoint it’s actually smoother to set up and schedule.
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You sure used your imagination here, creating some interesting characters. All fictitious, I understand…. If you ever have an informal gathering of the usual FF writers, I’m sure it would go something like this.
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Dear Trent,
As you can see, I’ve been in Russell’s presence more than once. 😉 I would love to get the fictioneers together some day. What a hoot that would be. Ahem…I mean…oh yes, these characters are all figments of my overactive imagination. 😉 😉 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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It does sound like Russell has worn off on you. Are still wearing that red nose? If you ever do get a gathering of these fictional fictioneers together you’ll have to play a game like that – toss a photo out and have everyone talk about it. Make sure it’s after one or two Coors have been had 😉
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ROFL…sounds like a great idea. 😀
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I’ve found her so inspiring she’s become the antagonist in my latest novel. 🙂
We do love to pick on each other.
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She is an inspiration and I can tell from your back and forth teasing that you do have a great relationship. The problem is, I though the standard was to put your enemies in your books.
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You’ve heard the expression “with friends like these, who needs enemies?” Next to picking my nose, picking on Whatshisname is a favorite pastime of mine. 😀
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A funny lot those Friday Fictioneers!
I like the new InLinkz thing – no problem adding a froggy link-back on my post. As for the new WordPress do-da, dreadful! If you look carefully you can find a way to go back to the original one.
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Dear Keith,
I spent the morning with the inLinkz help desk and if you look now I’ve got Big Fred. 😀
I did have fun with this one. Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Love it, my friend! Makes me laugh. Reminds me of when my friends looked at your mountains and said, “But those aren’t made of saltstone.” heehee. It’s always what you see.
Shalom,
Ronda
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Dear Ronda,
I still laugh about the saltstone comment. It was time to write something fun. I’m awaiting Russell’s rebuttal. He’s assured me there will be one. 😀 Gotta love it! Thank you, my friend. Always happy to see you in Purpleville.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Fun story! 🙂 I prefer pizza to flying saucers, myself….
Here’s my contribution:
https://naamayehuda.com/2019/02/27/merry-go-round-2/
To be honest, I did not like the new Linky-thingy. I had to sign up (again?!) and it didn’t let me put in my blog’s logo nor recognize my website on its own (though it always had in the past). I ended up having to locate my author photo in my media and post that–it does not automatically recognize my website in spite of many earlier additions. Not sure what’s up with THAT. 😦
Oh well.
Na’ama
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Na’ama Y’karah,
I did find you in the inLInkz and then poof you were gone. I can’t speak into what’s gone awry. I had no trouble uploading a photo. I personally enjoyed seeing your face.
At any rate, happy you like my story. I felt the need for fun this week. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Yes, I’m having trouble with the link. I won’t recognize any of the links I uploaded in the past and won’t upload my website thumbnail or the website’s name. UGH.
I’ve contacted their customer service and hopefully they’ll help resolve this. One of the reasons I don’t like updates is that they often mess up more than they upgrade … Na’ama
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I know. I won’t use the Word Press update. But this one is turning out to be easier for me. Tell Maria Rochelle sent you. She’s been very helpful to me. I’m still working my own bugs out.
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She’s chatting with me, but so far no real answers. She told me how to add my name to the caption, but not why it won’t show my thumbnail or even how to do it, nor where all my other links are (she says they’re not lost, but I can’t see them anyplace, so I’m not sure what she means). Can you tell technical snafus make me cranky? 😉
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Still working on it … Seems a lot of issues for a supposed upgrade …
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I hope things are worked out now. I notice your usual seaside picture is on the linkz list. ❤ Thanks for sticking it out. It's new to all of us.
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I had to upload and trim another photo (it still won’t recognize my website thumbnail) but at least I “look like myself” (blog-wise) now … 😉 Maria was patient and said she’d pass on some comments for improvement/fixes (apparently the new platform indeed does NOT automatically bring up website’s thumbnails nor recognize the website in the title, so unless you manually put your blog’s name next to the caption of the title, only the name of the POST would show). They have some fixing to do … but after over an hour, we figured out how to troubleshoot my specific post and re-post it (three time’s the charm …) 😉
I’m working on un-crankying myself … 😉
Na’ama
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I hope you’ve un-crankied by now. 😉 I’m glad you and Maria were able to sort things out. She’s a good person to work with and had to walk me through a few things this morning. As long as we’re all surfing the same learning curl it’s all good.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dale helped de-crank me some, and chocolate never fails, and cute kids help, too. I’ll be fine … I survived a LOT worse than a Mr. Froggy let down. 😉
For the long run, I’m sure they’ll resolve some of these issues. For this morning, this was a lesson in patience — what I assumed would take a moment, too a lot longer, but this is often part of life, too.
Apparently, I’ve still got a bit to learn in the Zen department, which is all part of life, as well.
But … what did you say about SURFING? We’re SURFING? Why didn’t anyone say anything about SURFING? I need my bathing suit, and a surf board, and my sun glasses, and a snack (in case I get hangry hanging on for dear life on that CURL), and a good book (ditto), and Gorilla Glue (because I don’t think I can stay on that board without it) and … 😉
Na’ama
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😀
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I love the meta. Nicely done.
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Thank you, Nobbin. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Rochelle,
I fear this week I have abused your good nature and totally dovetailed on your story Sorry Russell! Beat you to it!! But it was fun… 😉
Lotsa love,
Dale
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Dear Dale,
You would have to do something more than that to abuse my “good nature.” LOL. I’m sure Russell will be able to hold his own in our battle of halfwits. 😉 Hey, we gotsta have fun, don’t we? Thanks for being part of it.
Shalom and hugs,
Rochelle
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We gotsta indeed!
Looking forward to his half cent… 😉
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Fun story, Rochelle.
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Thank you, Maria. It was fun to write. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Ha ha, now that is so apposite because when I saw the photo I sighed to myself and thought: oh dear, another ‘american’ photo of a place I know nothing about. And I decided not to attempt a story this week. You’ve now thrown down the gauntlet!
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Dear Susan,
There are plenty of American places I know nothing about. 😉 I’m pleased to know I’ve thrown down the gauntlet and look forward to your story. Thank you for laughing at my silliness. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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You all seem to know each other so well! It took me a while but I managed to post in the end. And yes, I hate enforced updates.
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Dear Liz,
Over time I have gotten to know Dale pretty well through blogging, Facebook and Skype. Gotta love technology. Russell and Sandra were already part of Friday Fictioneers when I started in April 2012. I’ve had the joy of getting to know Russell and his wife Connie in person. Say what you will about the curse of the internet and I’ll come back with a few blessings. I’m replying to one of those now. 😀 As for the update, we’ll get used to it, I think. Thank you for reading and commenting.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Oh I see the absence,
emptiness,
even the tumbleweed is absent…
the vastness afterwards…
and then a giant frog.
I might have to pass on the prompt this week. So very very busy at work…. and poetry and music.
If I join it will be late (at least I have an idea in mind now)
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Dear Björn,
Thanks for coming by to let me know what you see. Seems to me you wrote a story. 😉 Hope you liked mine.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Of course I did… which is why I told you what I saw… but no flying saucers (this is in the aftermath of their arrival)
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😀 Love it.
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Cackling laughter ensues… now, how am I EVER gonna top that hilarity! 🙂 ❤ Back later, maybe morning. The littles wore me out today. 15, under the age of 4…need I say more.
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Dear Jelli-Bear,
Your cackling, my compliment. After last week’s heavy story I felt a bit of levity was in order. Fifteen littles? Oy vey! No wonder you’re worn out. ❤ 😀 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Worn out, yeah, but in the best way! 🙂
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I see a Coor’s sign. Deli food and beer is always nice. We may never get to know each other in person but it’s still nice to share imaginary deli food and beer
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This is true, Larry. We have developed a nice little global community, haven’t we? Thank you for swinging by for an imaginary Reuben.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Wow I feel like Ive won an Oscar! an honourable mention in your story had me grinning ear to ear on my way to work and so this afternoon I squeezed in a “swift half”on my way home in cider country by way of celebration.
Honestly Gob-Smacked thank you for putting up with all of us and for keeping on keeping on. The most fun you can have with your clothes on!! Nearly…
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Dear Shrawley,
I nearly fell off my chair laughing at your comment. You have quickly become an A-List Friday Fictioneer in my book. You’re one of the reasons I’m into my 7th year of doing this challenge I inherited. It continues to be one of my passions. Thank you so much!!!
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Here’s mine Rochelle:
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2019/02/27/friday-fictioneers-march-1st-2019/
I can’t access anyone’s posts as firefox blocks it, and I don’t have an account neither am I on social media, so can’t link up.
Am I doing something wrong?
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Hi Di,
I’m not sure what the problem is. Sandra said something about Firefox this morning but then was able to link. I’ll check into it. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Not a problem. Will go back and have another go
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I’m having similar problems. You have to tell firefox to accept from the inlinx thingy. Then you can read and comment. Good luck trying to post your link though. It keeps telling me I don’t exist.
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Hubby talked me throiugh the exceptions bit for pop ups and I caught up with everyone last night. I managed to upload mine by setting up my email address and a new password. I verified it in my mail box and all seems to be OK. Will be intresting to see if I have a problem the next time I use the blue frog.
They so like to update things, don’t they. Good luck!
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I used my facebook page to verify to be able to post. I hate updates, even good ones. Just when you have the hang of using an interface, they change it. UGH! We’ll have to see how next week goes. 🙂
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Wait. Flying saucers? How’s I miss that?
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It’s all about what you see, Alice. And of course Ali would see a flying saucer. 😉
Shalom,
Rochelle
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That’s funny! Great job.
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Dear Barb,
Last week I posted a heavyweight. I needed funny this week. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Very nicely done. Enjoyed it.
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Thank you, Abhijit. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Hee! I didn’t want to do a flying saucer story, I thought everyone would be doing one of those this week. It’s right there, see?! 🙂 Fun!
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Dear Ali,
Your self-restraint this week was admirable. Clearly that flying saucer is hovering over the building. Thank you. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Hehe, what a fun tale. I had to restrain myself from writing about the flying saucer myself, but I managed. The new InLinkz though… grrrrr… sure, change what works well into something… something.
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Dear Gabi,
From a facilitator’s standpoint, I’m still learning my way around the new inLinkz. In some ways it’s easier for me. I remember the last upgrade. I had a problem with it, too. At any rate, I’m getting to know the customer service person. 😉
After last week’s heavyweight, something fun was just the ticket. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Ah, I’m just mad that I can’t edit the image any longer with the number as I did in the past. Maybe that’s still possible in a different way, but I have to figure it out first. I also don’t use the new WordPress editor. 🙂
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The new WordPress editor is something else. I tried it once and couldn’t get through a whole post. I know there is a way to edit photos on inLinkz. The bugs will get worked out and they’ll change it again. 😉
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A fun read, Rochelle. 😁
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Thank you, Mags. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I love it when you co-opt Friday Fictioneers aficionados into your story! Nice gentle humour. xx
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Dear Penny,
I admit I had more fun writing this one then should be allowed. 😉 Russell has promised a rebuttal. Thank you so much.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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The prompt called for a little more imagination than I had at my disposal this week, but your light-hearted take made me smile. My attempts with the new linky were somewhat problematic so I think I made three appearances on the squares before I got it right. Have hopefully recovered my photo link now.
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Dear Sandra,
I’m happy to make you smile. I apologize for the linky challenge. I think we’ll all get the hang of it eventually. Thanks for not giving up on it. And thank you for reading and commenting. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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A great story of what you see in the photo. The FF community is indeed becoming quite a family. I can’t imagine what a party of all this talent would be like. However, I do know it would be long, and entertaining. I love all the feedback today and, read all the comments. I only wish I had the time to read everyone’s links. For those who may not know, the Fairy Blogmother spends the majority of her day trying to read every one’s comments and as many links as she can. I don’t know how she does it but her motivation is out of this world. But not on a flying saucer. Although, I do have photos of our private meeting in Roswell with some interesting aliens. Carry on y’all.
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Dear Jan,
Perhaps one day you’ll join the fun and write a flash fiction of your own. 😉 This has been a lot of fun already even though there’s been some grousing about the new inLinkz format. This, too, shall pass. Thanks, m’luv. ❤
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Looks like a fun gathering with some of my favorite virtual acquaintances. I hope the beer is not virtual–actually, I hope the beer is a different beer, or perhaps instead a nice Malbec…As for seeing things in this picture, the name Thoreau definitely stuck out for me, with visions of man surviving in Nature,the minimalist ethic, which I admire, but cannot seem to practice in real life, and civil disobedience 😊.
Thanks for making such fun and learning possible Rochelle. Here’s to you!🍷
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Dear Andrea,
I’m partial to a good Sauvignon Blanc myself. 😉 Actually Jean, who lives in Las Cruces NM, took that photo with me in mind since the FF “mantra” is a Thoreau quote. I would dearly love to have a physical gathering of my FFFriends. Meanwhile…Thank you.
L’chaim,
Rochelle
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Bahahaha this is terrific!! Really funny.
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😀 Thank you, Laurie.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Hi Rochelle, I’ve written a story – am wrestling with the new Inlinkz. Helpful hints welcome.
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Hi Francine,
Aside from clicking the big blue frog and scrolling down to where it says add link, I’m not sure what else to tell you. Once you click “Add Link” it’s kind of the same old stuff…other than the fact that you’ll probably have to download a new icon photo. Hope that helps. The inLinkz help girl, Maria, has been helping us FF’rs the past couple of days. However she’s offline until morning in Greece.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you Rochelle – that’s helpful. Glad you added me to the inLinkz.
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It really was no problem. I confess to hijacking your icon from your site. Then saved it to my computer and uploaded it to the inlinkz. I can lose it if you want me to. 😉
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Belay my last, Francine. I took the liberty of adding you to the inLinkz
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Hoo boI.
You’re having too much fun!
LOL
Randy
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Hoo boy!
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Sometimes a person has to cut loose. Great to see you, Randy. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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i saw the past resurfaced before my eyes. 🙂
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Dear Plaridel,
Deja vu all over again. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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You are forever, clever Rochelle!
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Thank you so much, Violet. That means a lot.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Dear Louisa May Alcott W(T)F,
That store looks like a great place for a FFF banquet. Let’s hope they have a pool table and juke box to go along with the cigarette machine.
Here’s to empty wine glasses all around.
Cheers,
Martin
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Dear Martin,
I’m sure we could make the place work. 😉 Thanks for stopping by. 8 ball in the side pocket.
Shalom,
Louisa May Alcott W(T)F
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It won’t let me add the link, so here it is: https://jellicostation84.wordpress.com/2019/03/01/perceptions/
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I got it, finally. They just have to make things difficult, don’t they. grr…
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I’m glad you got it added, although I’m not sure what the problem is.
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It didn’t want to acknowledge my old inlinx acct… had to sign up for a new one. A real pain. Anyway, got it with my fb account so it’s good. 🙂 Now, back to the pharmacy… and I am NOT amused with them.
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Love it. I knew some would use flying saucers for this prompt.
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Dear Shirley,
Someone’s going to see aliens no matter what, right? However we don’t have the vampire traffic we used to. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Love the gentle humour of your story. And thank you so much for steering the good ship ‘Friday Fictioneers’ on such creative journeys. I look forward to the challenge every week.
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Dear Francine,
Friday Fictioneers is one of my passions. I’m glad you enjoyed my silliness this week.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I love this story. Very positive & delightful.
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Many thanks, Lisa. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Somebody is getting a wee bit school-marmy here.
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Dear Pontoon,
Someone decided to lighten up this week. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Roxanna
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To be honest here, with regard to the issue of content, the disjunctive perturbation of the negative space endangers the devious simplicity of the remarkable handling of light. (That is surely a light beer sign).
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Dear Subroto,
My eyes crossed reading your comment. 😀 Besides making me laugh out loud. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Haha! Very good! Nice thought, all those FFers getting together for a beer. The stories they’ll tell about that encounter, eh? Made me smile, Rochelle
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Dear Lynn,
So far a few Skype sessions is all I’ve managed to muster and a couple of face to face meetings here and there. A meeting of all of us would be so much fun. Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Haha,
This was Rochelle… I have had .. well I’ve had a week.
Thank you for this obviously completely fictional snippet of a tale!
♡Pandora
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Dear Pandora,
I’m glad to have given you something to laugh about. Hope this next week is an improvement. Thank you. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Me too! So far things are looking up! ^~^ I wish you. Lovely week as well
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A fun story. And it’s good to be reminded to search beyond the obvious in the prompts.
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Dear Margaret,
Sometimes I have to cut loose and have fun. 😉 Thank you.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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I feel you’ve captured the online author-personalities of each character in the story! Really well done. Feels like a merry bunch of old friends.
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Dear Fatima,
After nearly 7 years of Friday Fictioneers there are some I consider as close friends even.
though they are far away geographically. Thank you so much.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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