Okay, I’m feeling a bit very rusty with the writing. Not sure what’s going on, maybe it’s the Autumn air, but I had the urge to write, so here is a little sample. Julia’s Place is hosting the 62nd week of the 100 Word Challenge for Grown Ups, or WCGU for short.
This week’s prompt: it can’t be that time
Click HERE to see the other entries.
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Girl Talk 99 Words
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“Come on, Shella, you remember Trevor. Tall, slim, shaggy brown hair.”
Shella laughed. “Tag, you live and breathe tall, slim, and shaggy. How am I supposed to remember one specific guy? At least give me a hint.”
“Okay, Aspen. The ski slope.”
Shella’s eyes and mouth rounded in perfect synchronization. “It can’t be that time you-“
“Yes!” Tag squealed.
“Oh my god, how did he react when he saw you, what did he say? And what did you say? After what happened he must have –“
“I know, I thought so too, but guess what?”
“What?
“It happened again.”
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in tuit 
Very nice. *grin*
Thank you- 🙂
Love it! Brought back teen-aged memories. Thanks for stopping by my blog Words are Timeless.
Glad you liked it, thanks. 🙂
Looks like there’s a soap opera story in here .. hope you continue.
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment on my WCGU.
Isadora
And thank you Isadora, nice of you to comment.
Intriging and well done. Keep going. x
Thank you Susan. 🙂
Another unsure fan here!
Unsure is good, I’m unsure too, lol. Thank you for the visit Miriam.
If it happened again it was obviously meant to be.
Now that is what I call a zen-like answer. and I agree! Thanks for visiting. 🙂
Very impressive dialogue, and I have a feeling that you want to steer how the reader should fill in the blanks.
Thank you for the comment, brudberg. Interesting point, though I’m not sure I was trying to steer in any particular direction, simply because I have no idea myself what it was that happened in the first place. 😉
Such a convincing dialogue Judee, you’ve not lost your touch I see. Good to have you back. Well done.
Thank you so much, Sandra, lovely to see you!
My sister and I used to have conversations like this that no one else could figure out. (We may have used even fewer words!) I get this one like others got ours. 🙂
Thank you for the comment. I never had a sister, but think it would probably be very similar. 🙂
Lol. “You live and breathe tall, slim, and shaggy.”
Beautifully written. All the half-finished sentences make it very realistic.
Like listening in on any conversation between friends, one isn’t entirely sure one understands, but maybe that’s the charm.
Thank you so much, I was thinking how long tie friends can almost read each others minds sometimes. Glad it worked. 🙂
Ohh how intriguing… leaving us hanging!
Thank you limebird, that is what i was hoping for! 🙂
You’re welcome Judee! 🙂 Beth
Really enjoyed this piece – and it didn’t half leave me guessing – what did she do ‘that time’ – it could be so obvious but I’m not sure it is ….
I was hoping it would leave some questions, and keep the reader a bit unsteady. Thanks for the feedback; if you’re not sure, even a little bit, then it looks like maybe it did what I hoped.