Friday Fictioneers–Two Hearts That Beat as One

From Costa Rica comes my Valentine’s Day love story, based on my photo of a glass of Cooper’s Hawk’s delicious sangria, topped off with delicious fresh fruit in front of a painting done by our younger daughter some years ago.  She’s now in art school, honing her skills and majoring in print making.  You can find more of her work on her website, Eggshells.  But as busy as she is, don’t expect daily updates.

I know you’ve seen this travel disclaimer before, but I’m sorry I won’t be able to read, although I’ll try to respond to comments at some point.  I miss reading your stories but will catch up with next week.  I do hate missing all the great responses!!

copyright Janet M. Webb

Two Hearts That Beat As One

 “We’ll miss you.  Good neighbors are hard to find.  And Sharon was one of a kind,” Sam asserted.

Dean’s shoulders slumped as he looked down.  “I’ll be moving.  I can’t live here without her.  Just wouldn’t seem right.”

“I can’t believe she’s gone.  I didn’t even get to say good-bye before you left for vacation,” Kelly sobbed.  “You guys were like the perfect couple.”

“I know it sounds corny, but I always felt our hearts beat as one,” Dean remarked, turning toward the house.  Unseen, he grinned. They did.  He even had the scar on his chest to prove it.

Phoneography Challenge: Black and White trio

Not only is this the third Monday in December, and thus time for the Black and White challenge, but it’s also the last third Monday of  2013.   In honor of the third Monday, I have a trio of photos.  The first is one I took at one of the oddest museums I’ve ever visited, the Fabric Workshop and Museum in Philadelphia.  The main gallery was closed as they were getting organized for the next show but the rest of the museum was open.  It was the smallest museum I’ve ever seen, had scarcely any exhibits and even at $3 per person, we felt we’d overpaid.  However, one of the shots I took with my iPad was naturally B&W and I like it.

The second two shots are of prints done by our younger daughter for the annual print sale at PAFA, where she attends art school.  I hope to soon post photos of all the prints she has for sale but for now, I hope you enjoy these two.  If you’d like to see more of her work, her website is called Eggshells.

If you take photos with a Smartphone or any type of iThing, feel free to head over to Sally’s site and enter your photo(s).  I’m pleased to announce I’ve joined the Smartphone generation and now have an iPhone, so one of these days I might be posting photos taken with it.  🙂

A B&W print of a capoiera class…