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RE: Contemplation Amid Danger (Short Story) | A Mixed Media Art Project

in CELF Magazine6 days ago

if we live through this night."

I like that. A little touch of reality in a romantic fantasy :)

A lovely collage that perfectly illustrates your story. It almost could have come from one of the story books I used to read when I was first learning.

I do have one complaint. The strong young woman should have joined in the battle against the alligators. I think both you and I would have done that :))

This is a arresting early entry into the new contest round, @justclickindiva

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Hello @agmoore. Thanks so much for your visit. The mere fact that I forgot to add you as a beneficiary to my post for using your stone image I absolutely adore automatically disqualifies my project. Apologies, I meant to add a comment to that effect to alert you I'll catch you on the back end.

For my project and story, it's not an entry in LMAC. I published it in another community, as I usually do and love to include contributions from the #LIL to support our members. For my story, indeed she would have been a good candidate to show off her independence. But alas, her only desire is to be an environmentalist, not an alligator hunter. As for me, I try not to venture out at night. I know what lurks in the dark I could never outrun, outmaneuver, or fight off. Writing about it so much less stressful and safer.

It always a pleasure when you visit. I appreciate your engagement and hearty support. Take care.

BTW...working on my themed entry.

I forgot to add you as a beneficiary

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I took that picture when I was walking with my husband. I remember the park. I remember the day. When something like that is used in a collage, it brings me pleasure because there is an experience associated with it.

Don't worry about the 'back end'. I've already had my reward. I can't take those walks with my husband anymore--he's having trouble with his leg. So, thank you for the memory.

You're welcome. And such a lovely memory, especially since you may not be able to go on the walks any longer. You're like me. I enjoy seeing my fractals put to excellent use transforming them into pieces I couldn't imagine.

I have to take care of my business as promised. If not, I'll forget again, and not make others whole. Take care.