Once again, Rochelle Wisoff-Fields has provided a photo prompt to poke our creative writing skills. Thanks for using my photo, Rochelle. I had so much fun watching these two talk during Covid. I snapped many pictures but missed their goodbye so asked them to do it again. They were more than happy to and, when I checked to see if they minded my publishing their pictures, they said it was fine and he asked me to email the entire series to him.

Let’s say he came home; good news flowing through his veins. A raise! He can’t take time to run upstairs, so shouts, “Kristine!” until his wife arrives at the window, all smiles and excitement.
No, he’s leaving, angry. The company fired Kristine today. She begs him to stay, leaning so far out the window she nearly falls. He shouts, “You are too mouthy!” “A flirt.” The neighbors cover their ears.
Finally, let’s say they met at a party; spent the night talking, don’t think otherwise. This morning’s goodbye is hard. Let’s give them another evening and see where things go.
So many possibilities. So little time to decide!
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Truth.
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I like the portals here. There may be alternative universes where each of these is occurring. Good photo to write to, Alicia.
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Thanks, it was a joy capturing these two who obviously liked one another.
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You’re very welcome.
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p.s. alternative = alternate
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is there still hope for this couple? i’m not sure at the moment. 🙂
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Shoulder shrug. Who knows?
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Interesting story and picture. You should email him our linky or at least your story. they might get a kick out of it.
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I’ve deleted his information. It was just one evening after meeting my girlfriends for dinner. Thanks for reading.
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I enjoyed the story behind the photo. Networking and connections. Chance encounter.
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It was a chance encounter that made the evening perfect.
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Option 3 for me. I’d follow that story to see where it led. Great picture.
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Me, too! I bet they’ll make a great couple! Thanks.
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Sounds like a normal pair with common issues to me. But second story windowsill sitting can be so attention-getting. Nicely done and a great story pic to boot. 🙂
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Thanks, Bill. I wish I could have been a fly on the windowsill to know what they were talking about. I bet they were college kids. UW is just up the hill.
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h what stories must lurk there. 🙂
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Hope the real couple is doing much better than the one in your story! Thanks for sharing the photo and having the good eye to take it!
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I think they probably are, they looked well-connected. Thanks.
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The third option for me. Then he went to work and got a raise, she went to work and got fired and they both lived happily ever after!
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Yes! The perfect option!
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Three possibilities, each of them rife with potential. Lovely photo Alicia.
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So many options, and so little time. Thanks, Sandra.
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A bright future me thinks. Love your photo.
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Thanks on all counts, Danny.
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So many possibilities! Good writing 🙂
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Thank you.
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This is an interesting take…exploring the possibilities. Nicely done!
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Thank you!
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You are welcome 😊
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Dear Lish,
Any and all of the above scenarios would make for a good story to go with the photo prompt. Thank you (and thank your friends) for sharing it with us this week.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you for your kind words and thanks for using my photo. I have no idea who these two are, and I’ve lost his contact info or would also thank them.
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Ooh, a choose your own adventure tale. Fun. The true story is just as good as any of our tales. I hope she didn’t fall in reality as many of us had her do in fiction.
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She didn’t. She was very well-balanced.
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I love the backstory to your photograph and your “possibilities”: a delight to see where a camera and a writer’s imagination can take you … and us with you!
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Thank you!
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All these scenarios sound great … I wonder where another evening will take them.
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Oh! Boy! me too! Thanks for wondering.
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Goodness.
What next? I wonder if they’ll make it work. Portals can be a fickle beast. Who knows what will end up happening.
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I hope they do! Thanks.
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