Tales without merit
Blackbirds chant a capella
Disruptive twaddle
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This week’s event is to write a story or poem of 5 Lines or Less using the word twaddle. Held weekly at Patricia’s Place
Please stop in at the Go Dog Go Cafe where there is a remarkable cluster of talented writers. I’m one of the Baristas and proud to be a part this elite group
And you’re more than welcome to visit my other blog, ThusNSuch
Showcase your talent at Esme’s Senior Salon
-Eugenia
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Well done! 🙂
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Thank you! xo
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This made me laugh.
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I’m glad. We all need a good laugh and more than just every once in a while. 🙂
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An amusing take on the prompts Eugenia. In my garden the blackbirds are twaddling from about 4am. They haven’t worked out I don’t get up until 5am 🙂
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And they can be quite noisy, as well. I guess they feel the early bird gets the worm.
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🙂
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Very good! Love it Franci!
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Thank you, Lynn.
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“Disruptive twaddle” <— love this!
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Thank you, KaylaAnn. 🙂
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This year we have a lot of blackbirds and they are very disruptive with their twaddle noise. Clever writing, Eugenia. Thanks for linking.
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I remember blackbirds and their noisiness when I was a child. They used to swoop down on my cat – poor thing. We don’t see them much where we live now.
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