“I completed my homework. Now you complete the story.”
Even in a fatigued state, I can’t help thinking that my baby has learnt to negotiate.
I try to recall the last narrative. The princess is locked up in a castle on top of the hill. Fairy Godmother gives him the Prince the power to fly over the gray structures, but he needs to get rid of his vehicle first.
I continue ahead,
“In a jiffy, he is out of the car, and invokes flying power from Fairy Godmother. But then…”
But …
“The cop stops him with a parking ticket.”
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That is a fun piece to read, Reena. Well done.
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Thank you, Bill!
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Parking, the curse of all great stories. Nice comical laugh at the end.
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Thank you, James!
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Not the ending ‘baby’ had in mind I guess, but amusing nonetheless!
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Thank you 🙂
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Reality is not the fun fiction can be.
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That’s true. Characters are like puppets in the hands of a ventriloquist.
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When eras clash it makes for interesting fairy tales. Funny story, Reena.
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Thank you! Daily soaps on TV and mythology often make me think how an easy solution is skipped to prolong the story. Millennials will find it more so.
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You’re very welcome, Reena.
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A dose of reality strikes
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🙂 🙂
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A very down to earth ending! 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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“The cop stops him with a parking ticket.”
And the prince turns to the cop and politely says, “No, thank you”!
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That’s a good one ☺️
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Let’s try it next time! lol
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Good idea 🙂
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That may not be the ending the child was hoping for
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The mother is sleepy 😂😂
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