Barbie Silent Disco
Barbie and Ken On The Dance Floor
Barbie and Ken went on a date together at the Fringe Festival Silent Disco. They bought the ticket two months ago. The tickets was fifty dollars each, it came with refreshments.
Barbie was kind of upset with Ken but they already bought the tickets to the Silent Disco. It was Saturday night and it was already pre plan that Ken was to pick Barbie up at her townhouse.
Ken stop the car in front of Barbie’s townhouse and went to her door to ring the doorbell. Barbie open the door on the third ring. Ken, stared in awe at Barbie’s beauty. No words were spoken between the two.
Ken held the passager door for Barbie. Barbie got in and put her seat belt on . They both drove to the Silent Disco in silence.
When they enter the Silent Disco, they were given a set of ear buds. They went to the dance 🪩 floor and started to dance to the songs that were playing in their ears. Barbie had the song, FloRida (Apple Bottom Jeans, Low) playing .
Atlantic Records, Low by FloRide
Ken had a Michael Jackson, Bad playing. Ken and Barbie were smiling at each other because their movement did not matched the song they were listening to. It look funny watching each other dance to a different beat to what they were listening to.
Barbie touched Ken arm and touch her throat to let him know she was thirsty and ready for a drink. Ken guided Barbie to the refreshments bar.
Ken was familiar to what Barbie like to drink and so he handed her a drink.
Barbie took a sip of strawberry daiquiri. Ken had his Island Ice tea. They both stare at the dance floor in silent while drinking . It was weird watching everyone dancing in silence.
They went back to the dance floor. They dance the night away without talking to each other. After the party, Ken drop Barbie home without a single word was spoken between them.
I hope you enjoy my story to the Vocal Challenge, Unspoken.
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Mariann Carroll
Proactive for positive change.Born in the City of Chicago ,Illinois.
Multi race .Studied in a foreign country .Fluent in several languages .
fascinated by diversity.A Romantic and a dreamer.Interest in healthy living
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Comments (12)
I do love a long island ice tea
Excellent unusual take on the challenge
Oh this was so creative! I would have never thought of a Silent Disco! Brilliant idea! I loved your story!
Wonderful job, Mariann. Well done.
This is AWESOME! I love this so much! What an "outside" the box take on this challenge. You've really outdone yourself. 😉
Creative take on the challenge, and this would be a fun dance to attend.
Very cute and fun submission!!
Creative take on the challenge!!! Loved it!!!❤️❤️💕
Omg, I Love This 💖🌈Great Job with a Terrific Idea❗
Aww... Supercute! Great job Mariann! Very creative! 😁
What an incredible idea for a dance! Do they really have these or did you come up with this on your own, Mariann? I love it!
Fantastic work! Liked the Barbie and Ken aspect!