This is just part of one wall at Ply! Yarn, Art & Handwovens in Wimberley, Texas. These are cones of weaver’s yarn.

This is just part of one wall at Ply! Yarn, Art & Handwovens in Wimberley, Texas. These are cones of weaver’s yarn.

The Friday Fictioneer Challenge: Write a 100-word story based on the photo.

Photo copyright Roger Bultot
First Day
“What’s that white stuff?”
Aloe sighed, looking up at Orchid, his bloom newly opened. Aloe had been on that window sill for as long as she could remember. Orchid had been there a long time, too, but his memory faded each time his last bloom withered. He never remembered the snow, the rain, the sunshine. Today really is the first day of the rest of his life, Aloe thought.
With true kindness, Aloe said, “It’s snow,” and started to describe the weather and the world they would see pass by them as they looked out the window together, as always.
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To read other Friday Fictioneer stories based on this photo, select the smiley blue frog.
In Wimberley, Texas.


Thursday is for Doors over at Norm 2.0.
Here is my sketch of a white horse based on the video by Leonardo Pereznieto. I finally looked him up on Wikipedia. It says he was painting with watercolors before he could walk or talk. I started my art education about six decades after I learned to walk. Just call me a late bloomer.

It’s the Year of the Rooster. I remembered I had this photo and I thought it was a rooster, then I noticed its tail. Peacock, it is, then. Maybe it can be Week of the Peacock.
