If Ellen had a good nose, she’d sense the danger Mac did.
* 12-word stories to with one of my scribbles
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If Ellen had a good nose, she’d sense the danger Mac did.
* 12-word stories to with one of my scribbles
Teresa Robeson 何顥思 
Mac pulled at the lead.
Adventure? Another dog?
“Not now!” cried Ellen
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I would imagine these are quite difficult to do, and yet hopefully, the reward is that your writing becomes tighter in general? You’re doing a good job at any rate.
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Great show of emotion in the picture and tension in the plot 🙂
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I agree with Catherine! You’re rocking these stories and illustrations!
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Awww, thanks!
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Did it scare you? 😉
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Thanks, Yvette! The hardest part is coming up with new art, which is why I have used old art half the time. :}
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I like your haiku replies…so, thank you for doing them!
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It is great practice with hook sentences. This one is particularly engaging. It shows danger!
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almost lol
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My haiku replies combine my enjoyment of your art with my current obsession with haiku, so it’s a win all round! Glad you like them 🙂
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Win-wins are the best scenarios! 🙂
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Hahaha!
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Thanks, Pat! It’s hard to make true stories with 12 words, but I feel like I did okay if I can intrigue readers. 🙂
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And that’s why Ellen has Mac as opposed to a dog without a keen sense of smell. 😉 Mac has such a great expression.
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Mac is a frowny kinda dog…much like Gali was. LOL!
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I think he’s just very serious about his job as trouble sniffer outer.
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It’s good to be serious about one’s job. 😉
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