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| Jenny's prompt photo of the red haired # 6 girl....what is her story? |
A DIFFERENT VIEW -- Miss Jenny has given us an easy task of writing up to 100 words about the young girl circled in this photo. No extra photos, and if you want to play along go here
http://jennymatlock.blogspot.com/2011/11/saturday.html
About 15 years later.......
Her story begins..... Watching you read your Kindle so intensely reminds me of a time you huddled with your teammates. Even faced with a loosing streak you marched on.
Did you ever consider your life could change so drastically? I envied your enthusiasm, that’s why when you mentioned, not liking people, you floored me.
“Please don’t let a few people spoil it for others.” I should’ve pushed for your explanation.
You treasured life, school, everything and everyone in it. You were caring, competitive, supportive, and a gracious leader. People always said splendid things about you.
Now I wonder what's really going on?
17 comments:
What an awesome write.
Funny how we change or see people. Then years later we see someone different.
This was great!
Blessigs
This is great...
It brings to mind how innocent we are as young children....and how things change over the years.
GOOD JOB..
xo bj
Karen, this is such a sensitive piece. I had to read it twice, because the first time I missed something important. What a wonderful take on the prompt. Brava!!
is she reading a Kindle or watching a football game on her Ipad? Good one!
Like Judie, I also had to read it twice. Great take on the prompt. I'd love to hear her explanation for not liking people too. I have to say that this week's news has made me think long and hard about questions parents need to ask their children and answers they need to listen to and understand. Nicely done.
Oh, Karen, that was brilliant ! The baggage of life can certainly change a person over time, much to the chagrin of those who knew her way back when !
Really intriguing take on the prompt. I wonder, too!
Hmmm, interesting to say the least. Maybe she was the one who wrote the book and was rereading her own words... seems to sate my curious mind. :-)
Have a wonderful day!
you skillfully allude the the mystery of every person. well done.
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A sad and subtle way to broach this issue. Well done!
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Great post! As always thank you for stopping by my blog.
Okay, I don't like these word limits, because I want to hear more of the story!!
Yes, pictures like this always make me ask such questions : and somehow the questions can be far more revealing than the answers.
Karen dropping in to let you know Im awarding you an award. You can pick it up in the morning it will post. You so deserve this award. I love your blog.
Thank you and many blessings
I DO wonder what's going on!
What happened to her?
Is she suicidal?
What's going on here!?!
I need to know!
That girl is actually our middle Granddaughter and now I'm just getting worried even though I know this is fiction.
Or is it?
Is there some truth in this? Is this your child's story?
Accckkkk!!!!
I NEED MORE INFORMATION!
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