Debbies One Word Sunday: Colourful
The huge dilemma
going into a stationers.
They know how to get you in,
always at the front entrance
towards the rear of the store
the first thing you see.
Suddenly you have been standing there,
…………….lost in time
But I also want a pen
just along a bit
I know the colour
but not the hue
click or twist
pocket clip or not
Suddenly you have been standing there,
…………….lost in time
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So colourful
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It was hard to get all of the displays in one photo 🙂
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😎
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I want another verse, Brian. Greedy me! You’re so good at this.
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That’s lovely Jo. I didn’t have another verse in me. That was 20 minutes but when the words stop, they stop. Anything else would read contrived 🤗
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🤗💗
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OMG, you too! I remember when I was a kid, my favorite place was a stationery shop! I wanted to buy all kinds of pen and paper. Now I do that with all kinds of art colors and brushes (using them is another story 😉).
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I have cured my addiction after having too many that had dried up or just didn’t work any more. I do still look but don’t buy…..unless….. 😉
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I know what you mean, kindred soul (or fellow addict 😉)
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Very clever, Brian.
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Thank you Margaret 🙂
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And all you wanted was a blue bic!
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They have those as well 😂
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Don’t they look grand – all those colors! One of my favorite places to go because I want it all. 🙂
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The look soooo good 🙂
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My gosh! I would be there all day!
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The do have security who will move you on 😂
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Oh Brian, you win the prize for bright and colorful this week. 😀 😀
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Yay Cee 😀😀 is the prize a pen 😂
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Brilliant and brightly colourful!
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Thanks ever so much Sue 🙂
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You’re welcome!
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WOW! Fabulous response to the “color” challenge!!!
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Thanks for the WOW Anne 🙂
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I’d stand in front of this looking up and down and then ask the clerk ‘Do you have a black fine point?’ I’d probably get thrown out then.
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Oh no. You will get to see the selection of black fine points and then wonder why, when you get to the checkout, do you have a basket of notepads, post-it-notes, a selection of pencils plus sharpener and eraser 😂
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You’re probably right.
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That’s too many pens for me! How did you choose?
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I didn’t 😂
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I’m glad the colours inspired those words, Brian. A great way to overcome the stationery addiction 🙂
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So happy you enjoyed the words Debbie 🙂 I can now walk past and not even look in the shop front window 😂😂
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