Welcome to the Jester's Kingdom. I hope you enjoy your stay. I'd offer you my second born to follow my blog via one of the handy links to the right, but you'd give him back. And I'm rather fond of him.
The Jester Queen welcomes you back to her kingdom. She's excited that her tendency to refer to herself in the third person hasn't scared you away.
Madame Julie used a card for a bookmark. “So you’re the fellow who won a reading at the poker game.” The young man nodded. “Sit.” She reached for her tarot deck and smiled.
Trifecta wants us to talk about one object with three uses this weekend. Come play with us. Or cross my palm with silver. Whichever.
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Jessie Powell is the Jester Queen. She likes to tell you about her dog, her kids, her fiction, and her blog, but not necessarily in that order.
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Madame Julie is quite bossy. And of course I enjoyed your fun take on the prompt (I took 3 pictures, it’s not a photo contest, but if it was…)
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And I loved your three pictures, too. The third one was perfect.
Left unsaid, but I’m thinking the bookmark would have been the Jester…er, I mean, Joker. Very cool the way you weave the three uses into a straight up story!
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Love the way you used 2 different types of cards for the story. Great response!
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Now that’s a clever one.. Well done..xx
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Fun! The question is, is the bookmark a Tarot or playing card?
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I was thinking that as well- perhaps the joker 😉
As always, you have a great, unique take on the prompt unlike any other. Great storytelling–I liked this piece a lot!
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I loved this. I’ve always wanted to have a tarot reading.
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I like how you worked the three cards in there. Cool 🙂
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I’m a huge card player AND have had my cards read so I love, love this! Perfect way to thread this into a full and complete story.
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Very creative. I loved it. But, thought you could replace fellow with Joker. 😉
Pretty darned good, my girl!
This is a nice way to string those cards together and to put two card users face-to-face. 🙂 I like this take on the prompt.
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I’m wondering about that smile at the end. What does she have in store for him? Thanks for playing along with us again this week. Be sure to come on back tomorrow for the new challenge.
Clever! Love tarot.
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Very creative. Love that there are two types of cards. Love that he won a card reading by playing cards. So much in 33 words here.
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oh, i do love cards! they can be quite handy for many things. my favorite as a shuriken ;D
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Good times ahead, but for whom (or is that who LOL). The smile sounds evil. 🙂
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