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It was the trip of a lifetime and I will remember it for years to come.
I treated myself to a seat in first class on the flight out, the first time I’d ever turned left boarding a plane!
My hotel was amazing, the perfect place to relax for a few days. I owed it to myself, a respite away from the trials and tribulations of home. Peace at last.
I went for a stroll along the green rolling hillside embracing its beauty whilst connecting with none other than mother nature.
It was then it happened. I tripped.
After falling to ground I rolled down the slope, bouncing and bumping into trees and over boulders before falling from a ledge and tumbling into a rushing rocky river.
And so here I am, lying in a bed. Not my hotel bed but one in a foreign hospital. The only thing they have in common is room service at meal times!
Like I said, it really was the trip of a lifetime!
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Thanks to Brenda for hosting The Sunday Whirl where this week’s given words are – lifetime share relax connect place last class awe home will years trip.
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Ah, Murphy’s Law explained perfectly! Nice one, Keith.
So true. I’ve always felt sorry for someone who ends up with a mother-in-law called Murphy. Not a good start to a marriage!
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Brilliant use of the words Keith – so sorry your trip didn’t end so well – but it made me laugh – why is it always so funny when people trip or fall over – I do try not to laugh but I can’t help myself 😅- unless it’s obviously serious!
Thanks, Ange, they do say that misfortune is the backbone of comedy!
That is ending a trip with a bang of another sort! Yikes!
Bang on, Dale!
Oh that’s is so sad.
Indeed, I got quite emotional writing it!😟
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Oh, dear! Not again! You had me laughing at this one, dear Keith!
Afraid so!
Oops!
Very oopsie!
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Ouch! I hope he had trip insurance.
Haha! Nice one, Mimi!
brings new meaning to ‘tripping out.’
It certainly does!