[tap, tap, tap] huh. what the . . . ? [shake, shake] what’s wrong with this thing? hmpf. is it broken? [holds map to ear, then looks at it again in disbelief.] i don’t get it. why isn’t the lady telling me where to turn?
it’s been a long short week, y’all. that’s all i got.
Writing 101: Day 4 — use one of 4 images provided as a creative spark for today’s post.
Peaches & Poppycock 
You got your point across very well.
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thanks, Cathy! 😊
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Yep, we need to remember how to use those old school tools, don’t we? I agree: it has been a LONG short week!
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Yes, it’s short but it doesn’t mean it is not thought provoking! I admire your brevity, actually. 🙂
By the way you may want to read my take on this: http://wp.me/p4ZhSl-dj. 🙂
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thanks! and love your story. kind of gave me chills!
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Thanks, Kristin! That is my goal, actually. 😀 You’re very much welcome! 😀
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Love it!
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I travel frequently and don’t head out to any unknown destination without my ‘Flintstone’ map; drives my daughter nuts, until we are in a location without service 😉
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i know. my husband reads a map like a champ. i used to be able to, but just can’t anymore . . . and end up being the one tangled up in it in the passenger seat, just trying to get the darn thing folded down to the panel i need to see! lol.
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