PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
WE STAND ON GUARD
Okay, gentlemen – and ladies, Mardi Gras is still a couple of months away, so this will be our first, get-to-know New Orleans tour. We will be focussing on safety – ways that people can hurt themselves.
Are there potholes where someone might trip and fall in front of a float? Is there a loose power pole, or low-hanging wires? Are there steep brick steps leading to the street, from a bar that’s overstocked with liquor? Is there a tree that some drunken moron might climb to view the parade?
Stay sharp! It will be a busy week for us Guardian angels.
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Go to Rochelle’s Addicted to Purple site and use her Wednesday photo as a prompt to write a complete 100 word story.
Archon's Den 
How could we survive without them?!!
Here’s my story!.
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Especially among the younger, and more unthinking. I think a few must exist over at your post, too. 🙂
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I swear they are kept busy, aren’t they?
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Indeed, sometimes they are. How about your destruction crew?? Have they used up their quota? 😕
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They are done so we good!
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😀 😀
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Dear Archon,
Clever voice of a guardian angel. Great last line.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanx. I understand that Jews have a somewhat different view of ‘ angels,’ including Broadway show investments. 🙂
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It is no easy job to organise public revelry. Some one has to do the hardwork of seeing all arrangements are in place.
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Tell that to the 33,000 local and imported students who showed up in a 2-block stretch beside one of the local universities, for a drunken, home-coming celebration. No-one has died – yet, but we may set a new record next spring at the St. Patrick’s Day Invitational. 😯
Thanx for stopping by though. 🙂
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I love the idea of a Guardian Angel patrol.
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It’s always comforting to feel that someone (or thing) is looking out for our best interests. 😀
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