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You’re the cream in my coffee, the sugar in my tea, the icing on my bun,
Awww, you’re so romantic.
You’re the one that I want, the one that I need, the one that I love.
My heart’s all a-flutter!
You’re a light in the dark, the light of my life, you’d be my cigarette lighter if I smoked!
Stop it, you’re making me blush. Do carry on!
You’re the pepper in my pot, the salt in my cellar … the ketchup on my sausage!
I beg your pardon!
Take my hand, we’re going out for a romantic meal.
McDonald’s?
But of course!.
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A great big thank you to Rochelle for hosting and offering us one of her lovely paintings as this week’s prompt.
Aww how sweet
They are! Cheers, Sadje.
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Ah well…he tried, and Mc Donalds the most romantic place in town, surely, for such romance…
It certainly is! Thanks, Ain.
Dear Keith,
Talk about a cheap date. I tell my husband MacDonald’s doesn’t exist in my world. 😉 Cute and entertaining as always. 😀
Shalom,
Rochelle
I’ve not visited one for years, alone or with company! Thanks so much, Rochelle.
What a romantic soul this is. Making McDonalds romantic is high art. What fun, and I also adore the pepper frogs.
He certainly knows how to woo a lady, no expense spared! Thanks so much.
Good thing he had MacDonalds in mind. The” soy sauce on my rice” or “the Alfredo on my pasta” would have been just too mushy. 😉
You’re right, that would sound so wrong coming from him! Cheers, Christine.
A Big Mac. What else?
Only the best!
Loved the take of Rochelle’s prompt, and smiled at the last line.
I’m pleased, thanks so much, Michael!
Hahahaha! Now, I visualise them as being closer to 15 than 25 (gosh, I hope so…)
Maybe somewhere in between! By the time they reach 25 they’ll be going to KFC!
Well, my kids would be sold with a McDonalds ‘treat’! 😀
Yours, and most others too! Cheers Iain.
Ha!
Mission accomplished!
Well, to each their romance … 😉 This was fun (even if only from … um .. afar …) 😉
Each to their own! As long as they’re like-minded they’ll do fine!
Eeezatly!
Awww! Someone is trying to be romantic, even if he can’t be a big spender.
It’s the thought that counts! Cheers Mimi.
Ah there’s a man who likes to give a girl a good time.
He certainly does, only the best for her!
No expense spared for this saucy chap. I hope he found the best table, next to the window with a view of the car park
No doubt he did! Cheers, James.
Oh, dear, Keith. You are such a heart breaker. Of course, charming with your special touch, as always.
Awww, you say the nicest things, Bill, thank you!
You’re welcome, Keith.
I love it when you get all romantic. Who wouldn’t want to be the pepper in his pot 🙂
I have my moments Linda! Thanks so much.
it looks like she fell for it. i don’t think she’d mind even if she pays. 🙂
I tend to agree with you plaridel!
He was getting a bit carried away with “the ketchup on my sausage” 🙂
I don’t he realised the implications of what he said until it was too late!
Great story, Keith and I love all the froggies. You’re multi-talented.
My 15 year daughter is now working at McDonalds. I went by to pick her up after closing the other night and the place looked abandoned. No cars in the carpark. She wasn’t answering her phone. It was like she’d vanished. I waited about 20 minutes. Peered through the door and saw nothing. Spooked, I went home to heck she wasn’t there. Nothing. So, I called up and got quite a surprise when someone answered and sure enough she was still there. Phew! Back I went.
If you want to be the ultimate Donald’s cheapskate…staff members on closing get to take home leftover food. That takes cheap to a new level!
Best wishes,
Rowena
Rowena, thanks so much for your generous words, I do enjoy a bit of Froggie fun!
I can’t imagine what that felt like, what a relief it must have been when you located her. Even I’d eat leftover burgers if they were going free!
All that o so gentlemanly savoir faire for a cheeseburger, French fries, and a Coke?
A suave petit-maître indeed! Cheers chum!
Whatever works, I guess! Funny story and graphics, Keith. Gave me a smile.
That’s really kind of you Lisa, thank you.
You’re welcome.
Big smile from me, Keith! I liked the unwary ketchup on his sausage – that made me snort!
A little saucy, but why not? Thanks so much Penny.
Aw, so cute. To each his own I say. As long as they enjoy being together that’s all that matters. =)
I’m sure they are! Thanks, Brenda.
Hahahaha awwwww a great couple! A fun tale of love and romance!
I thought I’d take a tale of romance to the next level! Cheers, Laurie.
It’s not the place, it’s the company that counts. That’s what I say, anyway. Nice one Keith.
That’s what I say too, especially if it’s cheap and cheerful! Thanks, Michael.
You had me, until that ketchup on the sausage! But then again at McD’s everything goes better with ketchup.
An essential extra! Thanks Lorraine
Yes, the story needed an explanation; which happens to be more than 100 words!
*Laughing with tears running down* Love and pepper in the air, indeed.These two lovebirds deserve their own comedy show. Or at least an exclusive booth in McDonald’s!
pax,
dora
Thanks for your delightful comment, Dora. Indeed they do, even if it is just at McD’s!
‘You deserve a break today…’ Fun story and I liked this line a lot: “you’d be my cigarette lighter if I smoked!”
I’m quite sure where that line came from so I’m pleased you liked it!
LOL. Ketchup on sausage. yeah that is where I draw the line. Fun story as ever!
So pleased you enjoyed it – the story that is, not the sauasage!
This was a really fun read, Keith. As always, love the frogs 🙂
I’m pleased, thanks so much.
Delightful, your ‘lyric’ made me smile, a twist on all those 1930’s musical theatre song plus ketchup.
What more could we want? Thanks so much.
That’s sweet and you made me laugh! Thank you! 🙂
Thanks so much, Sascha!