“Is it time for a new dog?”
“No! Maybe. Sandy was such a good girl how can I replace her so soon?”
“Because a pet is a companion. Maybe a different color or breed.”
“Has to be a cocker spaniel, but another color is intriguing.”
I went to meet a litter that was almost ready at the breeders.
“The mom’s name is Fancy. She’s from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.”
“Looks like she got dyed in the copper mines there.”
“Yes. We named her daughter, Miss Revere, like the pans.”
“I could call her Revi; sounds more doggish. Consider her sold.”
January 4, 2018, prompt: In 99 words (no more, no less) write a story about Copper Country. It can be any place, fictional, historical, or on another planet. Go where the copper leads.
January 4: Flash Fiction Challenge
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Sue Spitulnik 
01/08/2018 at 10:59
A lovely idea for this prompt, Susan. I thought this week’s was a bit tough.
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01/08/2018 at 11:31
Thanks Robbie. It’s a condensed version of two scenes in my unpublished novel.
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01/08/2018 at 11:38
That is great, Susan.
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01/09/2018 at 00:36
Awwwe, such a cute story about puppy love 🙂
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01/09/2018 at 20:12
You know if you look you’re taking one home.
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01/11/2018 at 00:32
Susan, I especially like this line as a description: “Looks like she got dyed in the copper mines there.” And I remember Revereware. Or more to the point — scrubbing the copper bottoms of the pot until they gleamed. Keep working on your WIP!
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01/11/2018 at 09:45
Thanks Charli.
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01/12/2018 at 08:15
This was a great response to the prompt and your story made me smile 🙂 I’m happy for Revi.
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02/14/2019 at 06:05
Love the story being a dog person but I get teased a lot I’m a big guy but I like little bogs when I walk my killer the smiles and grins I get with a less than 5-pound dog on a leash but I’m use to it.
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02/14/2019 at 10:15
I grin at big people with long steps walking little dogs whose legs look like whirling windmills. Thanks for understanding my pleasure.
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02/15/2019 at 10:33
Too funny
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