FFfAW Challenge-Week of May 2, 2017 – The Block Convention

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Image: Loretta Notto

It was the annual wood block convention.

From all around the country blocks had gathered. There was much catching up to be had and everyone was always happy to hear of one’s success. Some blocks had moved on from fire wood to furniture and some had even made it into the auspicious company of the wood turner.

To the uninformed, the pine all looked the same. But for one pine to another, there were always clearly defined differences. As it was the pine had a much more amenable personality to the hardwood. They joked, they played games and were constantly kidding around with one another. They knew the future was there’s and were more than willing to exercise their long lasting qualities. The main one being the average joe could lift them.

They all waited patiently for the conventions occasional address, this year given by Professor Green Bark of the Oregon Pine Reserve, his address entitled, “Oh to be a chip off the old block”.

 

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20 Responses to FFfAW Challenge-Week of May 2, 2017 – The Block Convention

  1. Loved this, Loretta!

  2. Hahahaha!! Love the play on words! I enjoyed you giving the wood human qualities and making it such a cute story!

  3. swritings's avatar swritings says:

    Haha! This was such a fun take! Great read! 🙂

  4. michael1148humphris's avatar michael1148humphris says:

    Loved what you did here, lovely take on the prompt picture,

  5. areadingwriter's avatar rosemawrites says:

    this is an adorable twist! love the personification!

  6. Loretta's avatar Loretta says:

    Good story; I may never throw another log into the fire again, though. 😀

  7. What a great read. Now I’ll think of the logs as personalities 🙂

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