Little NE appeared to be struggling with something on her desk since morning.
“What exactly are you trying to do, NE?”
“I m lng a nu form of art. The thin cnvs is called ppr, and u gt pnts in few clrs. 1 can pnt lfabets to rite a story, or drw figrs with it. The brush is tuff to hndl. It sheks …..”
“Ohkk! Paint anything you like. We will discuss evolution of art in the evening.”
“E-v-o-l-u-s-h-a-n?”
“Yeah. It starts from the days your name would have been spelt as a long ANNIE. People used only canvases to communicate ….”
‘Tht wd be grt, Dad! But yr lngg n splng suck.”
(113 words)
Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers
Good grief! And this is fast becoming a thing with the younger generation. Writing in abbreviations. Good one 🙂
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Thanks, Jacqueline! They use devices, not a pen.
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🙂
Ellespeth
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It will soon be recognised as an actual language – regrettably!
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Good one Reena, bet it sent your spell check into a frenzy..
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The software will be reinvented soon 😊
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Hahahaha! Let’s hope that the world doesn’t turn to only using texting language to write. Cute story, Reena!
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Thanks, Joy!
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Yikes. Tough to read.
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The eye reads words,not spellings 🙂
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Text spelling and speech – oh please no! 🙂
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LOL, Heavens forbid we reach this stage. I have to admit I didn’t get everyone of them but I got enough to understand the story. NE was a brilliant abbreviation.
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Thanks, Irene! We may have to choose names like these in future. 😉
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