Micro Fiction, Colossal Ideas.
“Are you sure we’re headed in the right direction?”
“Yes, that’s what’s the GPS is saying.”
“I don’t trust it, this lane doesn’t look familiar; we may be lost.”
“Oh come on, you’re always nervous. Just see we’ll soon get…”
“Turn right, if there’s a right.”
The photo prompt has been given by Roger Bultot at the Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields and the word prompt (Lost) has been given by Denise Farley at the Girlie on the Edge.
Hope there’s a right . . .
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HOPE THERE IS A RIGHT PATH. GOOD SIX, HAPPY THANKSGIVING! GOOD JOB!
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Can’t see the right path. A belated Happy Thanksgiving (or advanced Merry Christmas).
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the beauty of right turns when lost: enough of them and you are guaranteed to find yourself again.
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Or lose your temper
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I’ve never totally trusted GPS!
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Same here
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Ahh the GPS, I’m sure those devices are programmed to get us killed! Nice story.
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Give me a map any day, lol I’m sure everyone has GPS horror stories to tell. Me? Rather rely on instinct and common sense 😀
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While instinct is more reliable than a GPS, it can’t really help when visiting an unknown place.
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When in doubt, I prefer a map.
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Good for you!
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This is why i study maps and often call to ask for directions. Well done!
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While I don’t study maps, I’ve certainly called for directions plenty of times
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Mine once told me to turn into a street which was one-way – the other way! I gave her a right telling off!
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I sometimes don’t trust the GPS either.
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GPS nightmares. Thank goodness for map books and printable directions.
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Dear Bernadette,
Sometimes it takes a GPS to really get you lost. Good one.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle 😀
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[…] This is a continuation of last week’s story. […]
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