For Only 50 cents...

For the Mad Minute Word -- faitour, meaning a deceiver or impostor (especially one feigning or posing as a soothsayer).

[Dixie Goode]

Cool little scene you have set here

[Mary Siegle]

@pandorasecho Thanks, Dixie. I had to have a bit of fun. I thought I would not get any use out of the big box (most packing up is in smaller boxes that are easier to handle). Lo and behold, it was perfect for my fortune telling stand!

[Alicias]

Awesome setup! I struggled with the MMW this week, so I ended up not doing one. I love this.

[Scott]

Love it!

[Deni]

Well represented.

[Simon Chapman]

Only 50 cents? I'm impressed. I wonder if she can do 'distance readings'? Like the staging and finished result.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Very clever!

[Sandra J. Howe]

Fun and clever. Colours and pathway really add to image. A readin please?

[MaryBeth Dailey]

HahaI think I will hold on to my money! And walk on by!

[Mary Siegle]

@alicias I did this at the last minute. It just kills me to skip a mad minute word and I've missed a couple lately. I probably should work more on photography skills than clever interpretations of obscure words.

[Mary Siegle]

@sbolden @denidouble @olivetreeann Thanks for the comments. I really do read and appreciate. Just very very behind in replying.

[Mary Siegle]

@simonpz @howesandraj I could probably arrange readings for you, but you might want to follow @espyetta 's lead and hang onto your 50 cents. The word, after all, is "faitour," though I'd hate to malign an innocent child who just wants to make a bit of spare change and doesn't have lemons and sugar for the traditional lemonade stand.