The big light is the moon. The other two lights are the neighbor’s porch lights. Couldn’t figure out how to avoid their house in the picture.
There. Just the moon.
Front facing north, through the window. Shadows of porch rails on snow.
Okay, not exactly a one-liner overall. But the top line was.
Thanks, Linda!
Why is there a heart on the hallway floor?
I said that today. Nobody claimed it. On closer examination, it looked like a piece of paper towel that Kali had ripped. That is her hobby, finding paper towels to tear up. Could my dog be leaving me Valentines? Should I tell her she’s a day early? Oh, and just when I thought no one would have picked it up (an illness of all in this house) so as to take a picture, it was gone. It looked just like this:
One-liner Wednesday is another of Linda G. Hill’s challenges for all of us to enjoy.
It’s a dog’s life! Go outside, do your business, get a cookie. Where’s MY cookie? Okay. I don’t have to do it in the snow like she does.
Pinging Linda.
Only one more day of Just Jot It January. I missed one day but who’s counting? Both JuJoJan and 1-Liner Wednesday are challenges courtesy Linda G. Hill. Thanks for the fun.
You gotta know things are bad if I choose to start binging True Blood over watching another moment of news or hang out at FaceBook.
Nope. I don’t usually like vampires.ย I have to admit that between my husband and bestie have broken my anti-horror stance over the last decade. And sadly, I think I like it. Both The Walking Dead and TrueBlood have more story than horror. I like watching the characters grow through the weird world they are in. I can relate.
Thank goodness for One-liner Wednesday. I don’t think I could have done more today.
Time and tide wait for no one, but nine months can outlast all! (This is me waiting for a friend to give birth–and how I felt with each of my four!)
Jotting the One-Liner. Thanks, Linda!
Have you ever looked at the word SELF and seen an elf or do you nearly see fles-h?
Since I was out yesterday, I didn’t get to use the prompt so I brought it along to today. The prompt was brought to us byย Ritu while Just Jot It January and One-liner Wednesday are Linda G. Hill’s creations.
Chair Yoga. Check. How can I be sore after that? I am.
#fibromyalgia, #arthritis, #seniors, #disabilities, #Yoga With Adriene,
#friendlyadvisor
Thanks, Linda for the fun of both of these challenges. Does it matter that there are several sentences in my one line?
Asked my husband for a one-liner. Here it is. I blame him!
What’s the difference between a doorknob?
1-Liner Wednesday is brought to you by Linda G. Hill.
Finished “Girl on a Train” last night about 3:30. Woke this morning and was talking to my hubby about the book. Still not quite awake and needing to hit the necessary room.
“It had a few–um–fish in it–you know–” Slam the door. Come out much relieved.
“Red Herrings!”
Brought to you by Linda G Hill.
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