Sevenling (he flew by) *
He flew by her, doing about 90
in a No Passing Zone. She honked
and cursed and flipped him off.
She couldn’t see his writhing wife
hyperventilating in the back seat
giving birth to the second triplet.
Every story: two sides, simultaneously.
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*Not familiar with the Sevenling form? You can read all about it HERE.
Fair Warning: Addictive
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Scrambled, Not Fried 
Yes indeed, and what a dramatic second side that was!
Yes indeed. Nice one Ron
Happy Sunday
much❤love
Luckily that never happened with my wife although our second child arrived early but arrangements were made in time for a midwife to attend the delivery. Lucky me, she then made me her assistant!
Brilliant!
what a great story. yes, sometimes we only see a part of a picture, and miss an important part of it.
Such a riveting example of how mistaken we may be to judge too quickly! Well said.
There are always two sides, indeed. So much heartache (and road rage) could be avoided if we all remembered that…
OMG …. he needed a flashing red light!!!!
Love this Oh how we are quick to judge while whole stories are going on
Anger is often misplaced. I’m learning to muzzle mine although it’s taken decades.
Whoa! That’s quite a story…so far. Maybe it demands a sequel. You know: What happened to the child born in the backseat?
Brilliant! A nice reminder that there are always two sides to every story. Whenever someone is unpleasant to me (I’m thankful to say that it doesn’t happen often) I send up a silent prayer for them because who knows what’s happened to make them so? Well, I send up the prayer after asking silent forgiveness for swearing at them in my head…
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