Nick, Naveen and Nadeem, friends from high school days, settled on their easy chairs to watch sunset in the mysterious desert of Arizona.
Nick pointed towards the tribal habitat “Wonder how people live primitively in this Tech era?”
Nadeem quipped “Mate, never forget we live on earth with untold tales”
Suddenly, a loud roar was heard. Without sparing a second, they took off their heels towards the tribal huts. None of the smart phones or tablets had any solution for their situation.
Reaching the hut, Naveen sighed, “Primitive or civilized, it is important to be social-animals!”
Word Count: 100
This is an effort to write a flash fiction for the Friday Fictioneer, 01st, Feb, 2019, using picture prompt provided by host Rochelle Wisoff-Fields.
Photo Prompt : Renee Heath
Myriad Musings 
Let’s just hope the hut is enough. Around here, bears are know to fish people right out of their campers.
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Thanks Alice. Rest of the story is left to the imagination of the readers.
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Chickens. 🙂
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Ha ha..
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It’s good to find there are some things smartphones can’t help with! Nice one.
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Thanks. True that.
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I think in the end we are more animals than networks
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Yes, but we need to ensure we are social animals with decision making power in us.
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They better hope there is room in there for them… and that they’ll be welcomed.
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Haha.. hope the tribals are more civilized than the techie robots.
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Sometimes adrenaline is more useful than bandwidth. 😊
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Yes. Nature is always mightier than any number of man-made inventions.
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True. Nice use of the prompt.
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Thanks for your encouraging comment.
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Nicely done for the prompt.. Yes, Being human is more important!
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Thank u Shilpa! I owe you one.
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Great message.
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Spot on Naveen!
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I was thinking how little protection a teepee would be if a bear, or a tank, or a bomb, decided to force its way in.
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Depends on how accommodating the so-called primitive tribals are. Of course, there are situations which are out of control of mere human beings. Thanks for posting your comment. 🙂
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Dear Anjana,
Welcome to Friday Fictioneers. An intriguing tale of primitive meets technology.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thanks Rochelle. The challenge you posted was challenging and imaginative. Thanks for your encouraging words. Looking forward to more such interesting tasks. Good weekend.
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Nice one.
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