R = REPORTERS.
(That’s right, R stands for the reporting duo of Judy and Jack. Jack used to cover the all-round, feel-good community stories like bowling tournaments and new store openings. He too has a few framed awards around his desk: “Best Community Spirit”; “Best Reporter in the City”; “Best Human Interest Story at the Annual Horseshoe Games 2009”; thank you letters from the Junior Softball League, etc. But that was before Judy came along. Since Judy got hired things have gotten darker, a LOT darker around town. And Jack can’t help wondering why?)
[Photographs in this A-Z series are of signage in the Vancouver, B.C. area.]
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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are products of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental.
Hello MoonWynd
This is Arlee from A to Z checking out your comments to see if you receive this okay.
Question: Am I supposed to be seeing a photograph like the first comment mentions? Or is this a reference to photographs throughout the entire series?
In any case, you might want to leave me a comment on my blog to see if I get it. Don’t know if you’ve tried yet, but if I know it’s coming or came I’ll be watching for it.
Thanks for hanging in with the Challenge.
Lee
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Hello Arlee, thank you so much for checking in. Yes, there should be a photograph of an “R”. I will approve this comment and see if it posts. I’ll let you know.
Bless you… MoonWynd
Okay, I see the photograph of the R–I thought maybe there were others so that’s good. And I got your reply with no problem. Did you attempt to comment on any of my blog posts? That will give me an assessment from the Blogger perspective.
Lee
Please help me reach 100 followers at:
A Few Words
An A to Z Co-host blog
My Main blog is Tossing It Out
Love the photographs! “Best Human Interest Story at the Annual Horseshoe Games 2009″ is catchy and a good description of a certain type of reporting.
Aww that is so nice of you. Glad you like that. Hehe. Best wishes and happy weekend, MoonWynd