Foreboding 5-7-5
a quarterly journal of short prose
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chris jensen - Lost Poetry
woah I’ve been there, done that and it wasn’t fun. What a great set up for a bad day.
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Thank you, Mel 🙂
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You’re welcome 🙂
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Whoa! Nice one Ryan!
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Thanks, Pie 😉
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😛
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This is great Ryan! 😉
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Thank you, Carolina 🙂
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Oh dear–I hope this doesn’t bode ill for you personally. Sending up “just in case” prayers 🙂
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Thank you, my friend. You’re most considerate. All is good 🙂
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That’s a relief–I’m so good at fretting 🙂
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Don’t fret 🙂 Thank you
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Okay 🙂
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Sounds foreboding. I suppose it depends, what the phone calls are about and who they are from. But it doesn’t sound promising. Great job Ryan.
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Thank you, Mandi. Have a great weekend 🙂
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You too 🙂
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Ahh.. – I am inserting foreboding music here 😀 😀 – those missed calls, sometimes do scare me too.
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😀
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