What’s the story behind this drawing and the words that come with it? And what about the riddle? Have fun!
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What’s the story behind this drawing and the words that come with it? And what about the riddle? Have fun!
Monica La Porta 
I don’t have a clue, but I have just eaten a lot of watermelon with my dinner LOL
My subliminal message worked 😉
Even before I read it!
I’m a bruja 🙂
LOL
Love it. Don’t understand it but love it.
Thank you, Stephen 🙂
No clue, but I think I want to live there.
Hi, Elise! I’m sure you can invent a beautiful story out of it 🙂
hmmm… now that’s a tough one…. I’m going to have to think about that!!!
Lisa, it’s easier than you think… it can be anything you want 🙂
Looks like someone’s been doing a LOT of drinking, and it involved Watermelon and Pear margaritas and vodka martinis for the olives and peppers… the floating villages, lavender fields, the boy flying on a seagull… sounds to me like the effects of mixing all of that in one night. LOL!!! Was I even CLOSE?
Well… 🙂 why not? It’s the mature version of the story, I guess 😉
Are you trying to imply we should give up the snacks and eat healthy? Or, is it like Lisa says, you’ve been indulging in a little liquid fun? 🙂
Who knows… 😉 But it can be anything you want 🙂
I would build a ladder to the watermelon and a slide to the lavender.
Love this idea, Anne-Marie 🙂
I’m hungry now and I want to fly through blue skies on a seagull whilst eating olives, smelling lavender and listening to the pepper trees sing as I look for the lonely pear so I can give it some watermelon sun 🙂 Unfortunately, I’m stuck in a floating village.
Mardi, maybe tomorrow the Mayor will roll down the Bridge and let everybody out for a picnic 🙂