Thalia chose a chair right next to the fireplace where the quad squad waited for their blood draw. The warmth soothed cold fingers and a slightly elevated blood pressure. It doesn’t have to hurt. Soaking in human connection, like a sea sponge holds salt water, Typist asked questions about her caregivers and jotted notes on an exam room pilfered sticky note.
“Soaking in human connection, like a sea sponge holds salt water, Typist asked questions about her caregivers and jotted notes on an exam room pilfered sticky note.”
Wow! 🤩
This may be one of the finest descriptions I’ve experienced yet from Typist…
You’ll notice my comment doesn’t say this may be one of the finest descriptions ever written by Typist, but instead says “I,ve experienced.”
Sometimes, as writers, we can easily forget how emotive our words can be when sequenced properly to metaphorically describe something specific.
It’s great to read how well the last two days have gone for you! And I for one rely a lot on talking with my doggo. Remember the old trademark used by RCA? It juxtaposed a dog sitting next to the conical speaker from an old Edison style record player. The caption read: “His master’s voice.” Henny will strike that pose any day now.
Peaceful slumbers and looking forward to your splendid accounts. One day at a time.
What a beautiful fireplace to make your time less painful. I didn't catch a single typo. Are the muses copyediting for you, perhaps?
I had a hen who could count her own eggs. She was a mathemachicken. 😁
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“Soaking in human connection, like a sea sponge holds salt water, Typist asked questions about her caregivers and jotted notes on an exam room pilfered sticky note.”
Wow! 🤩
This may be one of the finest descriptions I’ve experienced yet from Typist…
You’ll notice my comment doesn’t say this may be one of the finest descriptions ever written by Typist, but instead says “I,ve experienced.”
Sometimes, as writers, we can easily forget how emotive our words can be when sequenced properly to metaphorically describe something specific.
Brilliantly articulated Typist!
Bravo!
It’s great to read how well the last two days have gone for you! And I for one rely a lot on talking with my doggo. Remember the old trademark used by RCA? It juxtaposed a dog sitting next to the conical speaker from an old Edison style record player. The caption read: “His master’s voice.” Henny will strike that pose any day now.
Peaceful slumbers and looking forward to your splendid accounts. One day at a time.