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Me: I have another little surprise for you.

Anthony: Kill me softly.

Me: You really need to see the sarcasm therapist again. Anyway, one of my blog friends is an artist and she’s agreed to work with me on a book of our dialogues.

Anthony: She must be mad!

Me: No, she is really sane and she ‘gets’ you. She has already sent me examples of how she might draw you. And me. Our interactions. Before and after. And it’s perfect.

Anthony: Before and after what?

Me: Your death. Oh and by the way can you please let Marion know that he would be great for the role but I need actors who are actually still living.

Anthony: Noted.

Me: I think I have entered a new phase.

Anthony: Surprise me.

Me: You are dead and I am just conjuring you with these imagined conversations.

Anthony: I’m still with you, Jules.

Me: In my memory, in my consciousness, yeah, but you’re also gone and I am so sick of feeling so sad.

Anthony: So don’t feel sad.

Me: How?

Anthony: Write.

 

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2 responses to “Imagined conversation 33”

1. Chatter Master says:

   May 21, 2018 at 12:22 AM

   Marion would have been brilliant.

   Anthony is ‘write’.

   And I think your friend must be VERY excited. ❤ 😀

   Reply
2. joannerambling says:

   May 21, 2018 at 4:29 AM

   Yeah writing might help you become less sad, no harm in giving it a try

   Reply