Re-working the Same Old

Describe a random encounter with a stranger that stuck out positively to you.

I feel a bit like this dog, not this again!

The daily prompts are recycled and recycled, and some you can re-work, but not this one.

This is because I’ve only had one random encounter with a stranger that stays with me now, and it dates back to 1987.

I met a girl of my own age on a coach tour and we just knew each other, spent the day together chatting away, then went our separate ways. That was it. But she’s still very clear in my mind and I know I’m still connected to her.

Which leaves me with no other way to be interesting.

However, with a group of bloggers at their disposal you would think that JetPack or WordPress or whomever is to blame for the recycling, would perhaps ask us.

Suggestions

• What happens to boredom levels when you keep repeating the same things?
• How do you keep your readers interested when technology seeks to confound you?
• Why aren’t they using infinitely flexible humans to come up with questions? We’d be brilliant!
• Or…
• Should a world leader be sensible?
• If you start a war should you be the first person shot?
• Why do wasps sting us when we haven’t done anything?
• If you came across a wild lion what would your survival strategy look like? It’s important to be prepared for all eventualities.
• Should women ask men on the first date if they like dancing? Or is it too soon? They might get under your skin and then you find out your wedding will be ruined, and your children’s lives will be blighted by dad-dancing?
• Should French men be employed to teach all men to dress well? How on earth does the same suit, or casual attire, hang completely differently on them?
• If you could travel to any planet in the solar system, which one would you visit and why? For me it has to be Mars to see if there are any Mars Bars.
• Are you straight who wants to be curly, or curly who wants to be straight? Is it true that most woman prefer the type of hair they don’t have?
• Or perhaps a very interesting question that arose in the news today: When you leave useful equipment in a war zone, do you destroy it as you should, or leave it lying around for the enemy to borrow indefinitely?

I’d roll my eyes but it would only make me dizzy.

Best love

Deb xx

P.S. Forgot one! Is it a sign of weakness to be loving and considerate towards others, or does it take the strength of lion? I know that answer – love ain’t weak! More lioness and cubs really.