Word Of The Day: Cheater, Futility, Ragtag Daily Prompt Thursday: Disposable, Mischief, K.L Caley weekly #writephoto prompt Arrowslit, JusJoJan 19, 2023, Complaint

Walking through the ruins with my husband I was in awe of the peacefulness there. I couldn’t get enough shots of them with my camera. I was still learning how to use all of the settings. What a good time I was having with each picture I took. Hubby chuckled at me saying I was just taking the same images over and over.
Gary just thought the disposable instant camera he clung to was sufficient to record our day. I hated to say it, but I told him he was using a cheater camera that didn’t require any talent. LOL Gary was usually such an easy person to get along with, but for some reason this day he just had one complaint after another. Too many pictures, it’s dark inside of here, I am ready to leave, when is lunch?
Trying to explain how the light in each of my shots was different due to the tunnels and the reflection of the water proved to be an exercise in futility. He just didn’t get it. Have you ever wondered if someone doesn’t get it, or if they don’t want to get it? I was beginning to think I should have gone on my little photo shoot alone.
We finally rounded the last corner of the ruins. It was certainly a breathtaking site. I looked at the love of my life and he had a look of pure mischief about him. I looked back at the ruins and before I was a lovely little table set with china and crystal and the most scrumptious looking luncheon. What a wonderful surprise.
As we sat down to enjoy our meal, he confided in me that he thought that I was taking so long taking pictures that our lunch was going to be spoiled.
I miss this man every day. I lost him suddenly on August 16th, 2016. He was good and kind and…ok just a bit annoying and could drive me crazy, but we knew we had each other’s back and I thank God every day for him being in my life.

What a unexpected ending to the day of photos and of this post. Thanks for joining in 🙂 🙂
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You’re welcome.
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I am sorry you lost your husband. XO
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Thank you.
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A beautifully poignant story.
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Thank you.
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He sounded like a real romantic with that luncheon being set up without you knowing. It’s the memories that help us through. So sorry for your loss.
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Thank you. He was a good guy for sure.
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Oh my, what a moving story. It was so captivating and thought-provoking that I couldn’t help but be pulled into the narrative. Your storytelling skills are truly remarkable. Thank you for contributing such an interesting story to the prompt. KL ❤
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Thank you for your kind words. I am so happy you enjoyed my story.
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