Around 200 words for this week’s Sunday Photo Fiction.
My friend Rosey took my photo the other day. Well, she meant to. It was actually a picture of herself – yet again!
She struggles with her mobile phone. She once claimed to be follicly challenged. She meant to say ‘phonically challenged’ which still didn’t really make sense!
She likes running through the ring tones which can be very irritating. Consequently, she’s never sure which one she’s using. The other day it sounded like her doorbell. When her pizza delivery arrived, she answered her phone. Then the restaurant rang asking if she still wanted it and she answered the door!
She was at the theatre. Waltzing couples filled the stage. ‘Darling’ said the leading man, ‘You are the belle of the ball’. Ding-dong went Rosey’s phone.
She was in church. ‘Hark, the doves of peace’ uttered the priest. Coo-coo went Rosey’s phone.
She passed an elderly man in the street. It wolf-whistled.
Yesterday she collided with a lamppost while texting. ‘I’m seriously injured’ she complained holding up a broken fingernail. She’s now campaigning for all posts and pillars to be wrapped in foam. Best of luck with that Rosey!
Actually, I need to call her. On second thoughts, I’ll pop round!
If you are a recent visitor to my blog you may not be aware that I’ve been writing about My Friend Rosey regularly since 2008! If you want to know who she is, where she lives, what she does, about her pets, etc., just click here and you’ll be magically transported to her dedicated site.
Thanks to Donna for hosting and to L L Jones for her picture.
A very realistic picture ….
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A delightful Rosey tale….love these stories!
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Thanks so much Donna.
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When it comes to cell phones, I’m phonetickly challenged, too. When I click on the camera button, it always shows me myself. Guess I could use it as a mirror. I really sympathize with Rosey for her broken nail. It’s a real pain when you don’t have clippers handy.
Another well done tale. 🙂
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We all need a ten year old on hand to help us out! Delighted you enjoyed it Christine.
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Tell her at least she is not follicularly challenged, i will bet that will keep her occupied figuring it out for a bit.
Always enjoy the Rosey stories.
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It usually takes a week or so to work that sort of thing out then she sudden;y yells ‘got it!’
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Hi Keith!
Have tagged you for a music challenge
https://pensitivity101.wordpress.com/2019/09/09/weekly-song-challenge-round-30/
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I’ll copy the link to the other Rosie adventures. I enjoyed this one 🙂
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Thank you Jules!
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Hi Keith – love Rosey’s tales … just glad I’m not quite that left-footed! Mobile phones … I’m not happy with – cheers Hilary
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I must admit I often leave mine at home in case it rings when I;m out!
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Great character description. I like Rosey.
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Thanks so much.
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