SMOL

  • Id:

    92bbf98b7114e92cc6d82a8442ec6c1602203449a10ff40f755fa076b0a3d31d
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  • Prompt:

    Sandy went to visit her old college roommate Judy. She went to Judy's daughter's house Lauren for dinner and ate with Miles and Geneva. We had great conversations and played with their new puppy named Shadow. It was a pretty day and we had lots of fun talking about old times. The chickens almost blew away.

  • Image:

    Chickens in the Breeze

  • Description:

    The image depicts a heartwarming scene of a woman, possibly Sandy, visiting her old college roommate Judy and her family. The woman is standing next to a brown dog, engaging in conversation and enjoying the company of the family, including a child. The setting is outdoors, with a house in the background and a tree nearby. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, as the family shares a meal and spends quality time together.

  • Songs:

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  • Lyrics:

    Title: Chickens in the Breeze
Tags: Folk, Acoustic, Country

We gathered 'round the table, a warm and cozy space,
Old friends and new faces, sharing smiles with grace.
Lauren's laugh was light, and Geneva's eyes so bright,
We talked about the past, 'til the stars filled up the night.

The puppy Shadow ran, with his tail held high,
Chasing dreams in the yard, beneath the wide blue sky.
Judy told us stories, of days when life was free,
Of college halls and laughter, just her and me.

Oh, the chickens almost blew away,
With the wind so wild, they had no say,
But we laughed and held each other tight,
On that pretty day, everything felt right.

Miles played the guitar, with a tune so sweet,
The rhythm of the evening, the fire at our feet.
We sang of old times, when the world was young,
And for a moment, it felt like we were still undone.

But the day came to an end, as the shadows grew long,
And we all said goodbye, but our hearts stayed strong.
In that moment, the world seemed far away,
In the company of friends, on that perfect day.

Oh, the chickens almost blew away,
But we didn’t mind, not a single way,
We held on to the love, in the warmth of the breeze,
And the laughter that carried through the autumn leaves.