Lost for Words
Conan the Grammarian defines ‘liaison’ for the class
A Drabble is a work of fiction that is exactly 100 words — no more. No Less.
Today’s Twist: Story must be based on the image in the prompt below:
If my story resonates with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts and relish your applause. I’d love to know you were here ☘️
Liaison (leɪ-eh-zon or LOOK AT THOSE LEGS)
Origin: French lier ‘to bind’ — like the bond I imagine forming between her shapely legs and her dress hem as the breeze teases it upwards.
1️⃣ collaboration — typically formal. Or informal, please !… OH MY WORD, LOOK AT THOSE CALVES!
📖 ‘The departments maintained a professional liaison’ … Has anyone noticed her walk? A GAZELLE. IN HEELS.
2️⃣ secret romance — nothing like the one I could have with her!
📖 ‘Their illicit liaison was discovered’… WHILE MINE STILL ACHES TO BEGIN.
Synonyms: Nothing compares!
