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I love it here. So tranquil. Swaying branches, pale green leaves reaching for wispy white clouds floating ‘cross a sky of springtide blue. Blimey, listen to me getting poetical! It’s not even spring!
See the heart carved in that tree trunk? I did that when I was fourteen. The K in it is for me of course, and the S is for – don’t laugh – Celine! How was I to know Celine started with a C? When she saw it she accused me of having it off with her friend Sally.
My next girlfriend was Sarah, so it came in quite useful!
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Big thanks to Rochelle for hosting Friday Fictioneers

PHOTO PROMPT © Lisa Fox


Quite a tree.
erm, Caroline doesn’t begin with an S either………………….
Oh no. things haven’t changed much it seems! Duly updated!
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Keith, I think “K” could be considered to be a player. Funny spin on the image 🙂
True! Thanks, Lisa.
🙂 You’re welcome.
Very clever- your picking Sarah as the follow up that is…..
A lucky coincidence! The next one was Susan, the next Samantha, the next Sheila…..
And the moral of the story is learn to spell.
Quite rite!
Now there’s a boy who thinks ahead
Oh yes! Cheers Neil.
Heeheehee! This is a fun one. Who expects a boy to know how to spell a girl’s name?
Exactly! If it’s pronounced with an S it should be spelled with an S!
You should have told her you could predict the future
Why didn’t I think of that?
There’s a time for everything, if you have the patience to wait. Love it!
Indeed there is! Thanks so much, Sandra.
An amazing tree. Love your poem
Thanks so much, Sadje.
You’re welcome
Dear Keith,
Spelling seems to be a dying art. Things might have gone better with Celine had he known how to spell her name. 😉 Cute story.
Shalom,
Rochelle
Sadly, people now rely on spellcheckers to correct their mistakes – not that they were around when I carved those initials!
Thanks, Rochelle.
Hilarious. Doomed to date only the ‘s’ girls. Well, there is Susan, so sweet and Samantha who might be a witch.
I did actually marry an S, but not a Samantha fortunately!
smart fellow. 🙂
Oh yes!
Ha ha – so you were just looking for girls whose name began with an ‘S’ – naughty!😅
It did seem the sensible option! Cheers, Ange.
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Guess he was feeling a tad too cocky there. Smart choice on the next girlfriend, though 😉
Absolutely! Thanks Sale…sorry, Dale.
Hahaha!!
Good story!
Thanks so much, Rene.
You’re most welcome.
Creative ramblings, Keith ~ fun stories ~ I am having eye problems ~ forgive me for not writing a detailed comment ~ Enjoy your weekend ~ thanks,
an artist reflects
Quite useful indeed. A cheeky one!
Funny spin on the prompt per usual. Keith will have to date on people whose names begin with “S” now.
Haha still laughing – very nicely done, Keith!
Oh dear, spelling really makes a difference doesn’t it! This made me chuckle on a grey Monday morning. I love that he found an S girlfriend to match the tree!