Title: Can I Use Duct Tape?
Source: Friday Fictioneers sponsored by Rochelle Wisoff-Fields-Addicted to Purple
Word count: 100 words
PHOTO PROMPT © Rochelle Wisoff-Fields
David carefully pulled the car into his parent’s garage. He shut off the engine, gingerly got out and softly shut the door.
“David? Is that you?” his mother called.
David’s heart sank when she poked her head into the garage. He hadn’t worked up the courage to tell her yet.
“Oh, my God! My car. What did you do to my car?” she said lifting the mirror with both hands.
“Mom, don’t be mad. I’m sorry,” he said as he burst into tears.
“Are you hurt?”
“No.”
“Good! Get my car fixed,” she said and stomped back into the house.
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Jo Hawk 
Proper response from a parent!
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LOL Well I would want my car fixed. 🙂
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Absurdly. As I do mine!
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Who doesn’t love a practical parent? You put a smile on my face with the ending to this story.
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So glad you enjoyed the story. 🙂
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Nicely written. I agree with Dale this is a realistic response from a parent.
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Thank you. 🙂
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Ha, I like the Mum’s matter-of-fact response once she is sure he is unharmed! 🙂
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LOL My mom would probably punch me in the arm for good measure. ❤
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Now THAT’S a great Mom! Well done. :o)
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Thank you. I am glad you approve.
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Good reaction Mum, no point in dwelling on it. Obviously, she’s relieved but doesn’t need to show it.
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Dear Jo,
We actually did try to duct tape the mirror back into position. It didn’t work. ;). I agree with Michael, I think she’s relieved but can’t show it at that moment. Well done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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LOL Duct tape is supposed to fix everything. Right? Glad you liked the story.
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