Zzzzzzzz… “Make sure you tell her to eat well to survive through this,” I heard someone in the background call out.
Today there was a Digital Art competition in Aambyville to allow the restless kids at home a ‘healthy’ outlet. I sneaked a look at my work email before opening the Zoom window again.
Harry took the stage (or the webcam window), “our first picture, the hunchback of Notre Dame. The second, uhh… a bunch of squiggles, the third picture…” he froze, mouth half open.
Judging the competition has been postponed to next Thursday due to connectivity issues.
The photo prompt has been given by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields at the Friday Fictioneers. The word prompt (Hunch) has been given by Denise Farley at the Girlie on the Edge.
Technology you just can’t rely on it. That was a fun read, Bernadette.
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That made me smile
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A crippled connection can cripple a conference. Good six.
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Ha ha – that made me smile.
Susan A Eames at
Travel, Fiction and Photos
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Good one. I want to know what it was.
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You’ve evoked Zoom memories. Good one.
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a good reminder that reality is perception and we forget this at our own peril
Good Six
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Palette all set up and no place to show! Fun read!
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And I was just ready to find out what that next picture was! Connectivity issues will do it every time.
Great SSS.
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I’ll pop back next Thursday, the suspense is killing me!
Here’s mine!
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That’s Zoom for you.
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Dear Bernadette,
You left me wanting to know what that last piece was. Good one.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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“Connectivity issue” current day version of “saved by the bell”? lol
Good teaser of a Six!
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Oh dear, sounds like some censorship required. Funny piece
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Nicely contrived reality with glitches to ponder. 🙂
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LOL you had me at a “bunch of squiggles”. That would probably be me if I ever had to do an art show. And I don’t even want to know what the next thing would have been if not for the “technical difficulties.”
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“Welcome…. to the machine.” Good story.
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