Written for: Onewomansquest (VJ) - Challenge #120: Frivolous She did not want to appear frivolous to her fiancee's family. She knew her laugh was higher pitched than most, but if she stifled it, she might seem to be choking. Her fiancee's family's good graces are what she coveted. Hopefully, no one would say anything funny. https://onewomansquest.org/2020/11/09/vjs-weekly-challenge-120-frivolous/
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One unfortunate quirk was that scary?
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Ha!
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Such a worry. I was always told my laugh was obnoxious. Can relate.
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My cousin had a very loud laugh. In movie theaters and restaurants, people would turn their heads. That made her laugh harder.
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Haha. Years after high school, when I was working in the corporate world, I was in a stairwell, laughing, and a voice came from far below: “V.J., is that you?”
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Always good to be recognized!
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