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Johnny and June met in a fever, hotter than a pepper sprout.* Johnny was lonely; June, a colorful butterfly that landed on his property one summer day. During the day Johnny shared his resources with her and at night June shared her fire with him.
Sunflower was born on the Summer Solstice. Then came Rose and Daisy. At last came Sage, born on the night of the Wolf Moon.
Johnny never thought he would know love or family. June never thought she’d settle down. Summer nights, the moon shines on their silver hair as she plays old Joni Mitchell songs.
[100 words]
*lyric taken from the song, “Jackson”
Rochelle Wisoff-Fields is the groovy host of Friday Fictioneers.
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Absolutely beautifully told!! Love the story, the names and the ending. Lovely! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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So glad you enjoyed, Gypsie 🙂 Thanks much.
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One of my favorite songs ~ reminds me of my parents! ❤️🎶
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So cool that your folks were like them ❤
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Perfectly done 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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Awesome story
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Thank you 🙂
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You’re welcome
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No paving paradise for them
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No indeed. Thanks Neil!
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I so love where you took this! Great names and a peaceful story. Thank you.
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Thanks much and my pleasure!
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That’s a happy tale. (K)
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I like that story also.
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Dear Lisa,
You’ve painted a beautiful word picture of enduring love. I leave your page smiling.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Rochelle, so happy to have made you smile with the story. Thank you.
Shalom,
Lisa
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Simply beautiful Lisa, a joy to read and visualise.
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Keith, thanks so much 🙂
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As I was reading this story, Lisa, I kept trying to sing it. Well told. Very musical.
And yes, Joni Mitchell’s voice would work perfectly.
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Thanks much, Bill, for your kind words.
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I love what you did with this fantastic! ❤
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Thanks much 🙂
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Just lovely, Lisa!
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Thank you 🙂
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Love this! I sing that song to Jackson all the time-lol.
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Linda, that is so cool! Glad you connected with the story.
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Nice happy ever after story, Lisa 🙂 Love the names of their daughters.
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And what about their son, Sage? Thanks much 🙂
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Sorry. I didn’t mean to forget Sage. Love his name too 🙂
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Great 🙂
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Two hippies meet in a dark wood…. the rest, is history. Good story. Loved reading this one this week.
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Bear, thank you very much. Glad you like the story 🙂
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Feel good and sweet. It was meant to be. Lovely word choice, L.
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Thanks much, T!
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Heartwarming and delightful, all the way through 🙂
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Linda many thanks, glad you enjoyed the story.
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A lovely romantic tale of a life together, Lisa. Very poetic!
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Thanks much, Brenda 🙂
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Yep, when you are smitten live is good. A whole live summarise in such few words.
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Thank you very much, James.
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Looks like my grammar went hay wire. My comment should read;
This is a good story, a whole life summarised in such few words.
Sorry, I didn’t read it back carefully.
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No worries, James. Communication achieved 🙂
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Sweet story of love and happiness.
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Thank you, Subroto.
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Good romantic story…
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Thank you! ❤
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Sweet story of love and togetherness. Nicely done.
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Great, I just love every thing about this post.
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Michael, so pleased you enjoyed it. It feels like a happy dream to me.
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I wouldn’t know from experience, but I think kids change a lot of people’s perceptions of themselves and the world.
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Nobbin, as a parent I see it as a see-saw balancing, where parents and kids change each other’s perceptions, but at varying rates and times.
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That makes sense.
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This is simply lovely. Which is no simple thing at all.
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❤ Thank you.
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Oh your descriptions in this are simply beautiful! A story of an entire life. Fabulous
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Laurie thank you 🙂
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This is a sweet story, beautifully done! A life span in 100 words. That’s pretty clever. 😉
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Thank you, Fleur 🙂
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