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We should have gotten old Poseidon's blessings. Afraid it's too late now.
Call his cell?
Ten minutes, huh? Fine. Thank you. Goodbye.
We should have gotten old Poseidon's blessings. Afraid it's too late now.
Call his cell?
Ten minutes, huh? Fine. Thank you. Goodbye.
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Picture from Susan's blog, Stony River
Sailors prayed to Poseidon for a safe voyage, sometimes drowning horses as a sacrifice (Wikipedia).
Check over at Susan's blog, Stony River, for more microfiction Monday! They should read quickly because our requirement is 140 characters or less.You might like to try this. It's fast, easy, and fun.
Labels: microfiction Monday, Story
posted by Jim @ 9/06/2010 12:03:00 AM
20 comments
20 Comments:
LOL! Fun take for the day, Jim!! Hope you're enjoying your Labor Day weekend!
Sylvia
This is the first time I've tried my hand at Micro-Fiction Monday and reading them.
Very cute. Thank goodness for technology, huh?
PG
I sure hope they last that long! This was a fun take on the picture. Have a great week. Cheers!
ROFLMAO!!! Great take on the photo. I wonder if that was Ernestine on the other end of the phone LOL :) Have a great week ahead :)
I thought Poseidan retired?
and yes. when in trouble..call out
and thank you for your kind comment about my haiku...which you are probably correct is a Senryu.because of the human in there...so thanks for pointing that out...good eye
I'll have to watch what I try to get past your eyes!
ROFL seems like Poseidon can't get a break today. Hmm, electricity and water.. he might not be too keen on coming to you guys' rescue anytime soon LOL
It does, doesn't it? maybe she's just so quick! :)
Poseidon has a cell phone?! What's his number? We're headed for Lime Kiln Park tomorrow and I'd really like to see some whales!
Jim;
So many different takes on the same picture. That's what makes it fun. Really enjoyd this.
Have a great Labor Day.
Too funny! What would they have done without cell phones?!
Have a lovely week x
He should indeed :-)
Nice one.
:-) I like it!
Love it. Those gods get mighty angry when you don't pay attention to them.
THat 10 minutes will seem like an Eternity.
Why do we always think to ask too late? Well done.
In ten minutes it just might be too late. Clever take on this week's picture, Jim. I like it.
love your humor.
well constructed lines.
I'm not sure he'll last 10 minutes! but Poseidon has beautiful daughters, so no loss in the end...
oh how funny -- my word verification is squaling
cool !! way too good :)
Poseidon's not going to forgive easily - a lesson to us all not to treat others disrepectfully ;-)
This one gave me a giggle. Thanks for visiting mine.
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