Microfiction Monday #23
Susan from Stony River, welcomes us to Microfiction Monday,
where a picture paints just 140 characters.
I like to use my 140 characters to tell
the most complicated story possible.
That means you have to be prepared to read between the lines.
If you’d like to join us, stop by Susan’s, pick up the picture prompt,
compose your story in 140 character (or less), post it,
and sign in at Susan’s place, then commence in the sharing!
Priorities
Joey stared at the recruiting poster all starry eyed. “I’m signing up!”
“Ah, she ain’t real,” Ed warned.
“So,” Joey said. “That coat is!”
33 Comments
LOL…Why is it I’ve never heard of that fetish,or is it fettish LOL before. Where have I been? Anyway, it’s great Q. Well done :).
Thom — ask most any young kid what they want to be when they grow up, and they’ll tell you about a job that comes with a uniform.
You’ve certainly got that one covered 🙂
Excellent.
Tony — thanks.
This is perfect!
I tried different angles but so far haven’t come up with anything for this one yet.
Barbara — this one was hard!
Good one! The girls who flock to that jacket will be a lot more real than the poster, that’s for sure – I hope he thinks four years at sea a worthy trade ROFL.
Or ….is he just a really *stylish* kind of guy?
Hmmm!
Susan — you’ll have to ask him.
I love it! It warms my heart to read your blog!
Linda — I am so glad. Somedays I wonder about my message.
Join the Navy and get the fashions! Funny.
First50 — we’d probably be surprised to learn just how many young boys have done so!
LOL! That is PERFECT Quilly!
Thank you, Melli.
LOL!! that sounds about right to me! What a hoot! Love it!
Sylvia
Thanks, Sylvia.
I had a peacoat growing up. It was great!
MicroFiction Monday – Sh!
Nessa — I had the button up the front bell bottom jeans with the anchors on the button — bought them from a former sailor!
Good play on the picture because that coat was the height of fashion for some. You were somebody if you had one. I think yours is my favorite so far this week.
Penelope — that was certainly true when I was a teen. I managed to score some bell bottom uniform dungarees and was the envy of half the state.
Hi its still me from random short stories but having starting to do more 140 and less character bits I decided to set up this site Random Twitter Stories. refreshing/recycling some old twitter stories to get it going. Anyway back to yours…Nice to see a man with his priorities in right order!
John — well, he probably kept the jacket longer then the pretty girl would have stuck around.
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Quilly;
It’s all about the wardrobe, I 1oo% agree!
Give me a good looking uniform and I’m there!
Good job, like usual>
Peggy — well, imho the Navy does have the best uniforms.
LOL! clever man – he knows the coat would win him more pretty gals than the poster could
Polona — indeed!
That’s hysterical! And I’ve heard of worse reasons for joining the military. 🙂
Have a good week!
Hope — so have I!
Uniforms just do something to a person even if it is a girl in that Uniform. My Aunt was a WAVE but I bet she never looked like this! Cute Story Quilly!
Amanda — you know, it really depends on what size the uniform is, too …..
I don’t know if I should be writing this here … but did anyone check out the insignia on that uniform? The lass is aspiring to be a
pettingpetty officer? No wonder sea captains always considered women on board ship to be bad luck.Comments are closed.