And the sad part is, back in the day of phone booths, there was no answering machines, voice mail or call waiting. If it was your last quarter, tough. I love the way you were able to design a situation of desperation with such an economy of words. Nice composition. Thank you for sharing this.
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def dont like to be the one calling in a moment of need with no answer....
What a great ending! Once we're finally ready to make that desperate call, we must hold our breath hoping the ring is heard.
~Shawna
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Awww.....awww.......
I really hope she does! :)
Reminds me of that one call people get when thet go to jail.
Ooooooooh, I saw "Incredibly Loud and Extremely Close" yesterday ... this is an eerie reminder of a few scenes in the film.
I think I've made a few of those phone calls myself!
So full of yearning..and waiting for fate...
And the sad part is, back in the day of phone booths, there was no answering machines, voice mail or call waiting. If it was your last quarter, tough. I love the way you were able to design a situation of desperation with such an economy of words. Nice composition. Thank you for sharing this.
Superb!
That ring can often last an a lifetime....
While there's phones there's hope!
'last gasp?' Cor! Nice one. :)
Like this Kathe!....Love the photo from your window! :-)
"Please answer"
We all know how that feels! Nice.
Please don't let it be engaged - won't have the nerve to try again!
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