This week’s photo prompt is provided by Phylor. Thank you Phylor!
“Oh, for heaven’s sake, George, how do you lose a dinosaur?”
“Sorry? Did you just say a pigeon attacked your cat?”
“Who do you think you are? Justin Bieber?”
“My assistant was behind the flipchart; laughing.”
“Why on earth would you put the keys in the oven?”
The writer sat in the darkened space of the strange -looking building situated in the middle of the car park. His teachers had always told him that he would get the best ideas by eavesdropping on conversations. So, he had brought this building and placed microphones around it. He loved the snippets of conversations that would appear on his tape when he listened every day.
It definitely gave him some good ideas.
Written for flash fiction for aspiring writers
Lol. Intelligent and well thought out. A fascinating take on the prompt Angie.
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I couldn’t think of any train stories, so I used pieces of conversations that I have overheard! Thanks for reading.
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It works well in that story 🙂
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I like where you went with this.
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Thank you for reading, glad you enjoyed it.
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Go with that first interesting question for another story. Great ideas for your imaginary author.
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That question has to be the best thing that I have ever overheard! Thanks for reading.
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T Great! If you did use it for a beginning the story would certainly entertain!
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That is an interesting way to get ideas for stories! I sure hope no one is recording snippets of my conversations. LOL! Great story!
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If anybody is listening to my conversations they would probably get some great ideas 🙂 thanks for reading and hosting.
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Love your format for this prompt. Love the comments, but not sure that the micro phones are legal.
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They probably wouldn’t be legal but they would certainly be fun! Thanks for reading.
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Haha I agree. You would get some extremely interesting ideas and snippets of conversations it seems 🙂 A bit creepy knowing he mic’ the place though just saying. Great write Angie.
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It’s certainly a very creepy idea, but at the same time, genius! Thanks for reading.
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Hmmm Thank you for giving me an idea about where I can get inspiration.
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You should definitely try sitting in a cafe and listening to people as they walk past! Thanks for reading.
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Hi Angie, I agree you often hear words and or phrases that get you started on writing.
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It is definitely very true that inspiration can be found just by listening 🙂 Thanks for reading.
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Great first line!
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I will probably have to write a story using that line one day! Thanks for reading.
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Clever idea! I’ve often thought that sitting in the lobby area of a hotel or in the entryway of a rest area on the highway would be great for “eavesdropping” story ideas.
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Oh,great plan! Thanks for reading.
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