for Sammi’s Weekend Writing Prompt where the given word is Widdershins and the limit, 75 words .
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“Keef?” he asked. “I’m drivin’ you to the airport”.
I jumped in.
“I’m Widdy,” he said heading off in the wrong direction.
“Unusual name,” said I as he drove the opposite way down a one-way street.
“Short for Widdershins,” he said, attempting an anti-clockwise circuit of a roundabout.”
“Why Widdershins?” I asked as we entered the park via the exit.
“Something to with me being born bum-first,” he said directing me towards the wrong gate.
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By the way, widdershins means in the wrong or contrary direction, or anticlockwise!
Keith's Ramblings 
Don’t think i’m “weddy’ to have “Widdy” drive me anywhere!
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Wealy wise Wiwi!
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Love the graphics Keith. Hilarious take.
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I’m pleased! Thanks, Sadje,
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You’re welcome 😃
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Very clever loved it :0
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Thank you so much!
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HA! We cannot escape our destiny. 😉
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…try as we may! Cheers, Susan.
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Well, sometimes getting on the wrong flight may be the best direction … 😉
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I’ve wished I had once or twice!
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🙂 The son of friends of mine asked his parents for a end-of-college gift – a ticket to the place of THEIR choice, as a surprise to him. He didn’t know where he was going to until he reached the airport. (His mama did, of course, so she made sure he had rain-gear in a bag she handed him at the airport… they sent him to the Scottish Highlands for two weeks. He had a (cool misty rainy) blast.
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What a great idea! I’m sure he had a wonderful time. Before my daughter moved to Scotland a few years ago I’d never been there – it’s like a very damp Heaven on Earth!
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Ha ha! I like how you mess with the prompt image too. You are clever! 😀
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For me, that’s half the fun! Thanks, Sunra
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Love your take on widdershins. Makes me wonder: If you take the wrong turn often enough, then surely you’re bound to end up in the right place.
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Now that is a very good point, you just take a little longer! Thanks so much for dropping by.
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Mr. Widdershins, I presume. I used to have a saying, “You can’t be lost if you don’t care where you’re going.” Might apply here. Another of Keith’s clever and witty creations.
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I like that saying! Thanks so much for your kind word Mr. Billershins!
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You’re welcome, Keith.
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If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.
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Very true, Peter!
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Happy chuckle here! 😊
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