The hypnotic skirl of parade bagpipes could be heard warming behind tightly bundled six year old twin boys whose curiosity drew them closer to a marvelously endemic, nautical sculpture.
As the arm swinging bandmaster led two synchronized rows of frosty kilts down a spectator-lined boulevard, the twins’ eyes boggled at their briefly visible puffs of breath that mingled with frozen sails like quickly passing fair weather clouds.
(Photo: Edward Roads)
Written by Edward Roads
Mytwosentences 
Impressive; and even the sculpture. 🙂
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I greatly appreciate that. Thank You so much.
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this makes me smile, so vivid the picture you describe 🙂
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You are very kind Ame. Thank You so very much.
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Wonderful description and beautiful picture.
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The sculpture is amazing. Terrific.
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Thank You. I appreciate it.
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Another one of my favorites!! such a talent – keep on writing Edward 🙂
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Thank You so much. I honestly appreciate your wonderfully kind words.
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Cooler than s#@&
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Haha! Thank You, Thank You & Thank You.
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😊
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Your two sentences always amaze me.
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I deeply appreciate your terrifically kind words. Thank You.
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Wow, love your imagery!
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Thank You Lisa. I greatly appreciate that.
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You’re so clever! 😃
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You are so kind. Thank You.
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I can hear and see the bagpipes in the parade. Thanks for another enjoyable post! You have outdone yourself this time!
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Thank You, Thank You & Thank You Dr. Mary. I have always appreciated your wonderful kindness.
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My pleasure Mr. MyTwoSentences. 🙂 I have followers from the UK and when I taught as a Fulbrighter in Germany, I had to teach (and learn quickly) British English and vocabulary. Today I rather guessed at a word’s meaning but had to check: scarper. The elk scarpered across the street or something like that. New words being learned all the time by this lifelong learner including from your lovely site. Keep giving us your TWO CENTS/sentences. Life is such an interesting journey with people like you. 🙂
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Thank You again Dr. Mary. I deeply appreciate it.
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Always a pleasure!
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Beautiful!
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Thank You so very much. I truly appreciate it.
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Your words are lyrical and mesmerizing! 🙂
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You humble me. Thank You so very much.
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The photo is perfect with today’s frosty weather in the Northeast. A bit of snow hit my face this morning. It is May, correct? 🙂 😦
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I really appreciate it Dr. Mary. Thank You.
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My pleasure. Thanks for the lovely visit. 🙂
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