This is Saturday Centus . The prompt must be used word for word somewhere in the story on not more than 100 words.The prompt is highlighted. For complete rules see:http://jennymatlock.blogspot.com. This week is special. Jenny says use the one hundred words with the picture as the only prompt. See picture below.
Sour Puss Pumpkin
Peter Pumpkin had his pulp in a twist.
“Look at those supercilious squash. All lined up like a military band in a fall parade. They think they’re so perfect, sneering at us like we are seedy misfits.”
“Chill, Pete,” said Patti Pumpkin.
“Separated, we stand out in our field, show our firm shapes and sun-kissed orange skins. Besides, we’ll taste just as sweet in pie.”
“Not me! I‘m no pie pumpkin. I am scary jack-o-lantern all the way!”
Patti snorted, “Agreed.”
Then she added under her breath, “With your bitter disposition, you must taste like an overgrown sour persimmon.
Loved the alliterations, loved the tone - smiling!!!
ReplyDeleteI took a military view as well! Great post!
ReplyDeleteI love posts from an inanimate object! Really great!
ReplyDeleteyour last line was a perfect ending! i've known quite a few people like that.
ReplyDeleteI thought Pelican Joe and I might be cosmic twins, but now I think the three of us are triplets!! I love it! Thanks for stopping by and commenting!
ReplyDeleteHow fun that the pumpkins are talking to each other. What a unique Centus. Love it.
ReplyDeleteFun, fun, fun. I especially love the first line and am tempted to say it five times fast. (But not that tempted.) This is great.
ReplyDeletexoRobyn
Oh I love pumpkin sarcasm! Good one!~Ames
ReplyDeleteThat first sentence and its alliteration drew me right in. Loved the pumpkin banter!
ReplyDeleteI love this, I really enjoyed your take on the prompt. Nice one. :-)
ReplyDeleteMine is here - http://panopticulated.blogspot.com/2010/10/pumpkin-fields-saturday-centus-22.html
So very nice. I just love the pumpkin conversation. Hope I don't get him for my pie!
ReplyDeleteTeresa
Cute post, Bookie. Thanks for always visiting mine, too, and for commenting. Always a pleasure to have you stop by. By the way, I can't find your e-mail address! Sincerely, Susan
ReplyDeleteLoved the flavor of this pumpkin dialogue...
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Fabulous take on the prompt, Claudia! I could really hear them chatting back and forth like that! Great job!
ReplyDeleteI loved this Claudia. I guess there really is one in every crowd, whether human or squash :) Kat
ReplyDeleteClaudia, I really enjoyed the conversational quality of this post. It was easy to visualize this actually happening.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great imagination you have!
Thanks for sharing your cool writing with us here.
Quite crafty and well written...Peace
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