The clock on Main Street wondered how long it would take for passersby to notice it stopped working before realizing that it can no longer keep track of time.
06 February 2011
Microfiction Monday (2)
Microfiction Monday is hosted by Susan over on Stony River. She features a picture and fellow bloggers have to write a microfiction 140 characters or less. For those not in the know, 140 characters is the max amount of characters for one tweet on Twitter. Feel free to check out her blog and join in the weekly fun.
The clock on Main Street wondered how long it would take for passersby to notice it stopped working before realizing that it can no longer keep track of time.
The clock on Main Street wondered how long it would take for passersby to notice it stopped working before realizing that it can no longer keep track of time.
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Very profound. I love it.
ReplyDeletePoor guy! I hope he gets fixed... :O)
ReplyDeleteHopefully there is money in the budget- and a talented clock repairman! thanks.
ReplyDeleteI hope it's not long before someone notices!
ReplyDeleteI'm a Bear fan...don't hiss!
It was a little hard for me to cheer for the Packs. But I did and it was fun to have a winning team!
Hmmmm sounds like me this morning!! Not sure I'm still working! Great take on the pic of the day. Time for the clock maker!! Hope you had a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
It may take a while for all those busy people walking by to notice. Awesome job today.
ReplyDeleteSo it just became a part of the landscape, hu? It's a beauty, though! Have a great week! :)
ReplyDelete♥.•*¨ Elizabeth ¨*•.♥
It will be right twice a day! Always a silver lining.
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