TLT: Quiet Companionship

This post is for Sonya’s Three Line Tales.  This week I’ve shamelessly interpreted that as three sentences – three lines was just not enough!

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Photo Prompt: © Moritz Schmidt

Quiet Companionship

Each evening she adds another word to the game, aged fingers curling around worn tiles, placing them with precision reminiscent of misplaced youth. The empty house echoes with memories of good-natured rivalry, of competition and quiet companionship now lost to eternity’s embrace. In the light of each morning she finds her opponent’s response: carefully arranged tiles in tangence to her own.


I apologize for my absence from the blog lately – the Easter holiday is a busy time for me. Unfortunately I’m not going to be on much during April either as I’m taking part in Camp Nanowrimo. Hopefully I’ll manage to get a few little posts (like this one) up but I probably won’t have much time for visiting blogs. I’m going to have a lot of catching up to do in May! I appreciate everyone who drops by so I’ll say a big ‘thank you’ now before I go and lose myself in my story, ‘Age of the Dragonlords’.


14 thoughts on “TLT: Quiet Companionship

    1. Thank you. 🙂 You ought to try out Camp – its a great experience. Sorry it’s taken me so long to reply. The blog can eat away at my time dreadfully so I’ve been trying to avoid it whilst Nano-ing.

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  1. Love your 3 sentence tale! Good luck with your workshop! I’m going to take a break this month and not be on the blogs as much as I normally am either. I just need a break.

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    1. Thank you, PJ. CampNano is going well so far, thanks. I hope you’re enjoying taking a break as well. I always find I enjoy blogging a lot more after I’ve been off it for a while. 🙂

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    1. I’m very glad you liked it, Kay. 🙂 Camp is going really well so far, thanks – though its left me with very little time for visiting the blog! Sorry it’s taken me so long to respond to your comment.

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    1. I’m glad you enjoyed the story, Rosema. 🙂 I’m sorry it’s taken me so long to reply to your comment. I’ve been trying not to visit the blog whilst joining in with CampNano – I can lose so many hours wandering through people’s blogs!

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