Thanks to all who dropped by yesterday! The answer to yesterday's post was, FRUSTRATION. LOL. So glad you could all relate! ;o) This next one is going to be a tough, tough, toughy! If you actually look the word up in the dictionary, it has two quite different meanings. So, in order to play hard, I'm going to go with the not so common meaning ;o)
Clue: the state of mind is Francine's.
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"Francine, can you pass me the salt?" Tamara asks.
"Hmm?" Francine hums looking over the road at two kids playing Frisbee.
"Love. The salt." Tamara scrunches up her nose and contorts her mouth.
"Oh. Yes." Francine passes the ketchup.
Tamara drops her knife and fork with a clang and reaches across the table for the salt. She sprinkles salt over her fried potatoes and leans back in her chair with a sigh.
"So, what ya gonna do next week now that you got no bloody job?" Tamara asks.
"Job?"
"Yeah. Job. You know, the thing people do to earn a livin'."
"Oh!" Francine looks Tamara in the eye as if about to answer seriously. "Tammy ... have you ever wondered why only the yellow butterflies come in to our garden?"
So, can you guess the emotion / feeling / state of mind (a noun) depicted in this piece that begins with the letter ‘G’? Please nip over to Nicole's blog to read her interpretation of our G-prompt word. Here’s the link!
Clue: the state of mind is Francine's.
If you are new to this blog please read the note in the header above this post so you know what to do! Thanks!
"Francine, can you pass me the salt?" Tamara asks.
"Hmm?" Francine hums looking over the road at two kids playing Frisbee.
"Love. The salt." Tamara scrunches up her nose and contorts her mouth.
"Oh. Yes." Francine passes the ketchup.
Tamara drops her knife and fork with a clang and reaches across the table for the salt. She sprinkles salt over her fried potatoes and leans back in her chair with a sigh.
"So, what ya gonna do next week now that you got no bloody job?" Tamara asks.
"Job?"
"Yeah. Job. You know, the thing people do to earn a livin'."
"Oh!" Francine looks Tamara in the eye as if about to answer seriously. "Tammy ... have you ever wondered why only the yellow butterflies come in to our garden?"
So, can you guess the emotion / feeling / state of mind (a noun) depicted in this piece that begins with the letter ‘G’? Please nip over to Nicole's blog to read her interpretation of our G-prompt word. Here’s the link!
I want to say denial but that doesn't start G. I'll have to wait...
ReplyDeleteGodsmacked? LOL No idea.
ReplyDeleteWe knew this one was going to be tough, didn't we? LOL. Looking forward to our comments today!
ReplyDeleteGreat entry, sweets!!
Glib?
ReplyDeleteMy guess is gaga... both of your entries were fantastic. This is a tough one today!
ReplyDeleteI've read both sets of clues and have drawn a blank.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
This is hard!
ReplyDeletegormless?
ReplyDeleteWait....I've got it......goofy.
ReplyDeleteWell, I thought of grave and glum, but I don't think they really fit. There's also gloomy and perhaps grief.
ReplyDeleteClueless. (that's me not the answer).
ReplyDeleteI couldn't figure it out on Nicole's blog either. (but then I'm not good at these things, so that's not too surprising) :P
Geared down?! I haven't a clue on this one, so I guess you win :)
ReplyDeleteJules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
This is a tough one! Especially considering that is has to match both posts.
ReplyDeleteIt's not generous.
It's not giving.
It's not gluttonous.
I'm going with greedy, because I can't figure it out.
I'm going with glib or gormless, per the comments above. It is too early for major thinking...
ReplyDeleteI still don't have it. Definitely stumped today.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I can think of is "Gone... like in the head."
ReplyDeleteEr, uh, gibberish? Because Francine seems a little out there. Oh this one is SOOOOOOOOO hard.
ReplyDeleteGone. Francine's a little gone. ;)
My brain hurts.
Could it be giddiness?
ReplyDelete+JMJ+
ReplyDeleteThis one stumped me. I had to go to Nicole's blog to read her entry, and when I was there, I guessed giddiness.
But I'm still not sure. =S
Got me! Think I need another cup of coffee.
ReplyDeleteStumped, is what I am ;0)
ReplyDeleteI have no, no idea! Guilt?
ReplyDeleteI am totaly lost with this one. I thought guts with the other one but I have no clue. =)
ReplyDeletehttp://tigeronmybookshelf.blogspot.com/
I'm sticking with giddiness since it is the only thing I can think of.
ReplyDeleteGiddy! (Secondary meaning of flighty.)
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm glad I wasn't causing your frustrations. :D
Erin's blog
Boy, this one is a toughy! But I love challenges. :) Guilt or grief, perhaps? Love these, Jessica!
ReplyDelete~Melissa
Reflections on Writing
I would call that Blonde, but ... no G. Hmmm... I would also call this Laura (my youngest) but still no G.
ReplyDeleteI Give. ;p <3
My best (and only) guess is giddy... which has four definitions according to dictionary.com :)
ReplyDeleteBoy, you're right today is difficult.
ReplyDeleteGiddy or glee
ReplyDeleteLC
I hit "publish" too fast.
ReplyDeleteI guessed 'giddy' or 'glee' based on Nicole's post, but now I'm not so sure.
I do want some of what Francine is smokin' though...
LC