This story is now published as part of the anthology ‘Loyal and True’.
Carol and William had an unusual relationship.
It may have been unusual but it worked.
After university they traveled to Korea and it was there that they discovered a tradition that they would modify and take as their own.
In Korea a married couple would receive a pair of carved wooden ducks.
The ducks would be displayed in a prominent place in the married couple’s home.
When the man would come home from work he would discretely look at the ducks and if they were facing each other he would know that his wife was amenable to love making on that evening.
If they were facing away then she was not in the mood.
Carol and William employed the ‘vacancy’ sign; the meaning was obvious.
I guess there could be a variety of alignments that could mean different things and I’m sure that girls could come up with meanings for all of them whereas blokes would only be interested in one line up……..
Thanks for your insightful comment………. as always.
I hope your ducks are suitably aligned this evening.
Terry
LOL! I howl with delight. In Burma we received a pair of owls as a gift. Guess they could suffice as ducks.
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who? who?
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Nice snippet of a story 🙂
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Thank you. Wrote a little while ago and found it today. I thought it was cheeky. The duck stuff is true, but the rest is me.
Terry
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Really?!
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yep
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Love this, Terry!
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Thank you. Truth is always cuter than fiction…….. or is it the other way around……. anyway, glad you liked it
Terry
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What of one duck is facing the back of the other? That would probably be a more accurate reflection of my evenings… 😉
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I guess there could be a variety of alignments that could mean different things and I’m sure that girls could come up with meanings for all of them whereas blokes would only be interested in one line up……..
Thanks for your insightful comment………. as always.
I hope your ducks are suitably aligned this evening.
Terry
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Very funny, Terry.
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Thank you
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