Josh was to my right, me trying to resist the urge to slap him. Once again, his behavior created a matter with the locals. Oh, to fly away, far away from the fire he had ignited within them.
“Get in, or I will drive my foot up your butt! Take the boat down to the North dock now. Because of your shenanigans, I have to speak to the oil riggers to preserve the peace. And if you open your mouth just once, I swear I will shoot you up close. They might like that, actually, so DO NOT tempt me.”
Wow! Excellent interpretation of the image.
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Thanks, Eugenia! 🙂
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You’re welcome, Susi! 🙂
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Excellent use of the words.
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❤ Thanks, Sadje!
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Most welcome
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Hehe!
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🙂 Thanks, Val!
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That’s intense, and a good way to represent a complicated issue.
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Thank you, Joyce!
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You’re welcome.
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I can imagine how an environmentalist and oil company get on. The imagine you chose for this piece of writing is perfect.
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Yes, very problematic, I guess. At least for Josh! lol Glad you liked the image, it made me have the feeling of an oil spill. Thanks, Carrie!
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The image does reflect an oil spill, the playful colour makes it lighthearted in a serious troubled state.
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Glad you could see that, Carrie! 🙂
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