Last year I had shifted to Charlottesville, Virginia. The cold winter night of February saw us–my daughter Nola, her two eldest M1 and M2 lugging my newest purchases to the condo. We were extremely tired. In the afternoon, we had vacated the hotel, and had gone on a shopping spree trying to get what we needed to set home for me.
Nola was setting up the mattress in the spare bedroom for herself. I stepped back. My feet entangled in the plastic covering for the mattress, and fell jarring my bones, my toe nail throbbing painfully, one front tooth chipped, a leg twisted, smashed face downwards into the cold floor.
One arm felt tender for days on end. It was a horrible first night in my new home.
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DAILY PROMPT
Tender
Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt.
I’m amazed how you find each prompt fitting to a life experience !! Great writing 🙂
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Thank you. Have to find something to write about. At moments it’s hard to think what to write.
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Ouch! That sounds painful. Should I say thank you for the post or sorry for your pain? Love the use of the word tender!!
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Thanks E, your praise sounds wonderful, and makes up for the pain I experienced.
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I’m glad my words lessened the pain. 😀
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Thanks E. A lovely day to you.
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Oh, shoot, prayers for healing!
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I hope you recovered from it soon.
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Thank you, I did, though it took some time.
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