Today, I am joining in Friday Fictioneers, where you write 100 words to go with a photo prompt. This “Patriots Diner” Photo (from Roger Bultot) is the prompt this week and I imagined a couple, maybe one with adult children, sitting in this diner while enjoying an early morning Christmas breakfast:
I don’t want to say hate, but I kinda hate Christmas.
Me too…
I like the way we do this holiday.
You mean endure?
I mean found our peace.
Not withdrawing; instead, joining in with balance – boundaries – and a love for people.
Still sucks though: expectations, hype, disappointments, pressures….
Can we go away next Christmas? Withdraw to a beach holiday?
Sounds good.
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May I have another piece of your bacon?
Sure, but thought you gave up bacon.
I did, but joining in with balance – boundaries…. a love for taste.
both laugh
I like the way “we” do Christmas breakfast.
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word count: 100
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Friday Fictioneers is hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields. The prompt is here (© Roger Bultot) and the InLinkz is here.
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Hope you have endure a nice Christmas and have some bacon to make it better and I will be back in a few days with my “weekly digest” for the 365 days of art. It will feature “balance #2” and will go over the EOA a bit more.
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Merry Christmas and please have a balanced one 🙂
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Ha! Deal – i will have a balanced one if you promise to try to also – 😉
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Merry Christmas ☺️
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Thanks Andy, and merry Christmas to you too 🎄🎄🎄🎄
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Cheers!! 😀🎅🎅
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I hope this is fiction and you enjoy this holiday season.
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Hi dan- it is fictional – but it also NOT my favorite holiday – but we extract the good –
Peace
🌲
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Dear Ms. Prior,
Welcome to Friday Fictioneers. I’m all for spending Christmas at the beach. 😉 Nice one.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks and happy holidays – see u next time for Friday fictioneers – 😉
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Great conversation Y – the beach any time 😀 Happy Christmas 🙂
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We have had a few holidays beachside – super nice – but prefer a white Christmas – and thanks – happy Christmas to you too
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I feel a bit like that snowman who’s lost his carrot 🙂 🙂 Christmas love!
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Sending you hugs, Jo
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌹🌹🌹🌹
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Imaginative post, Yvette. I love writing dialogue. Have a great Christmas. 😉
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Hi Marsha! Thanks so much for dropping by and for all those book post tweets – I had fun looking at the different ones – and thanks for including me – you have a nice way of promoting others and best wishes to you and your blogging endeavors in 2017!!
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Thanks, Yvette! Yeah your comments are not safe with me! They might be fodder for my next How to post!!! Thanks for contributing! 😀😀😀
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Have a humorous and fun filled holiday season and the best in 2017! Smiles Robin
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You also Robin – and sending smiles right back …
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I love this Yvette; you could be eavesdropping on my family’s Xmas brunch — except this year I had a bit of a meltdown over the scrambled eggs!
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Ha – thanks for sharing Sue…. ha.
My meltdown came early – a few days before Xmas when my so (home for the holidays) threw away some stuff without asking ….
But after overreacting I got it together and Xmas eve and Xmas day were smooth…
And hubs was in charge of breakfast – 🍳 eggs came out perfect too
(Still laughing at your comment)
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Glad Xmas eve/day went smoothly. I’d like to say I only had one meltdown, but given that a huge part of our day was spent travelling … that wouldn’t be strictly true!
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Liked this a lot! It was me some years back; but, now that my daughter has taken over the reins of ‘Christmas’, and I can sit back and just enjoy ~ well, I’ll be in that any day… Oh yes, there are some benefits associated with passing on the banner… 🙂
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Hi Carolyn, it sounds like there are some benefits in passing on the banner – and I bet your daughter appreciates your yielding. And would you believe that I have traveled or went somewhere for a good majority of my Christmases…. four different states where family lives – and only in recent years have we dropped the anchor to stay out – and by the way – this current Christmas was maybe one of our favorite ones…. well except no snow –
Ha
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