Priorities

priorities

“Look, Mom!” The child pointed excitedly at the speeding car. “Mr. Bean!” Her face lit up at the sight of the green Ford. Her mother smiled mutely.

Her smile faded as she recognized the numbers on the plate; her birth date.

She remembered the day they registered the vehicle. It was her birthday – seven years ago. He had bought his first car and spent extra money on those particular numbers. She had been thrilled.

Now she just felt numb. He still had the car – but had easily abandoned her and their unborn child.

Everything that has a beginning…

Paris!

He signed. She echoed. Next moment, he was on one knee — “Yes!”

They stood at the base of the majestic tower, looking upwards. Memories thronged.

He signed, she echoed. “It’s over.” “Oh, yes!”

Paris


Love is pretty uncertain, isn’t it? What do you think?

As a part of my collection of Flash Fiction.

Warm Dinner on a Cold Night

Warmth – for me, it’s food. Ever since I got a camera, I’ve been trying out new recipes, just so I can photograph them.

And one of my favourite foods of all time – the ever-satiating corn. I just love to roast and eat it off the cob.

There it was boiling away, while I, prepped up the details – and when it was finally done, I bought it out to the table – and the power went off. It didn’t help that it had just rained and natural light was almost zero.

That’s when the flashlight came into play. After this shot, I could eat in peace and really feel the warm corn spreading warmth down my throat on a wet night.

Warmth-corn


Catching up on the Photography 101 Challenge: Warmth. Also, National blog Posting Month – #Day14 | Weekly Photo Challenge: Warmth.