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Their First Fight?
A Dialogue Doodle The scene: A park bench, late afternoon. A very young couple (she with a serious expression, he looking distressed) are deep in conversation and oblivious to a man (me) passing by....
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Job Description
A Dialogue Doodle Scene: The seafood counter of my local supermarket. I’ve just ordered a fresh trout for dinner and the clerk, a young man, is removing the head and tail. Characters: Male Seafood...
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Dialogue Doodle
I overheard the following snatch of conversation between a young man and woman, strangers to me, while standing in line behind them at a Towson, Maryland, delicatessen. Since I was too busy reading the...
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Today’s Quote
“The particular charm of marriage is the duologue, the permanent conversation between two people who talk over everything and everyone.” —Cyril Connolly, The Unquiet Grave (Perse) Photo-Illustration:...
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Not Born Again
Telling a person that you pray for their soul every day is a form of bragging. The above thought occurred to me after a tense conversation with a beloved “fundamentalist” relative. The thorny subject...
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Dialogue Doodle
The following bit of dialogue was part of a conversation (political debate?) I overheard recently at a local diner. The brief fragment that I caught, while standing and waiting for my lunch buddy to...
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Dialogue Doodle
A Life Lesson ? The other evening, as we passed a young couple strolling in a local park, my companion and I overheard the following bit of conversation, herewith reported more or less verbatim:...
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Hip Shots
Talking Hands By Mary Azrael (Click images for larger views.) The “Hip Shots” series of Doodlemeister.com photographs will feature images that were grabbed “on the fly” with little or no regard for...
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Based On Real People
This is an edited re-post from June 20, 2008 My Sunday “Lonely Guy” activity is to read the New York Times and watch C-Span 2 Book TV, muted. If I glance something interesting on the screen —...
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