The red-headed writer (aka la Raconteuse) continued to remove so much stuff from her lovely apartment; she was determined to dismantle all this nonsense in her kitchen cupboards and under her bed – and it was the second time she’d done it, and it was less than a year – all those empty boxes.
Decluttering … that was the word, as she muttered to herself, as she started to shred all those papers which were not useful anymore, but at least they would be recycled.
She had several sacks which she had commandeered from the basement, and she’d brought them up to her apartment; she’d filled them up and now she’d put then outside in her front door, hoping that someone might help her, since it was six floors down – she giggled to herself thinking, maybe she could just drop then down, but probably not a good idea.
She shut her door and went into her living room, as she sank down on her couch, then she looked on the right; there it was – she gripped her big bag, she needed to take everything out… everything! – she took a big breath, and opened it.
Right on the top was that note, she stared and stared again, still as dense as it could possibly be; ‘dense’ she thought … that’s a useful word; she smiled again, the word dense, is almost the same as Denise – she could help me, she was sure.
She was going to scoot out… this minute!
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Di of Pensitivity 101 – Wednesday’s Three Things Challenge: SHRED, DISMANTLE, REMOVE
Denise Farley of GirlieOnTheEdge
Sunday’s Six Sentence Story Word Prompt: SACK
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That note is still a problem, isn’t it! 😊
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Yup! Waiting to find the details ❤️🔥
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😆
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Decluttering- downsizing – whatever you call it- I think it is a wonderful idea- unless you are dense- or your name is Denise I guess… hehehehe
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Hmm, yes, another problem too. Still, Denise will be in a good place to help that writer woman.
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A wonderful installment Chris! I wonder if she’ll get all her decluttering completed!
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Finishing all her decluttering? Not a chance!
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Amid the decluttering, Chris, I’m glad no words from your story were discarded. 🙂
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Oh yes… very important to keep words at bay!
And of course you will know about things like that, Dave. 😉
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Oh Chris, less than a year ago?..erm, …my kitchen cupboards are a nightmare, … and la Raconteuse is making me feel guilty, … I won’t tell you how long since mine were decluttered…(can I put out my stuff next to hers? ….😉) …💙
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Oh, if only it was actually true… decluttering? Not really done – at all (oops). 😆
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The plot thickens………………….. great continuation. Thanks for using the 3TC.
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Thanks a lot, Di – just fun… all those words!
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🙂
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You never know what you’re going to find when you declutter! A fun snippet, Chris. 🙂
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Very true… so many things appear again. Keep them? Probably! 😉
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Your “red-headed writer” has the sweetest ‘voice’. And still — that note, and no answer!
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Well, she’s going to use this ‘note’ for ages. What did it say? But of course… she will remember this forever!
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My dad had the “Peter Gunn” soundtrack, so I grew up with it.
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Wonderful, isn’t it!
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It is!
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I had such a visual of this, Chris…I was getting sweaty! ‘Course it is 80+ in my apartment too. We’re almost to the weekend, hope you have a great one!
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Warmness… hmm, yes a bit too much. Open all those windows – great view! Apparently, since it’s completely made up. Nevertheless, we can enjoy the weekend… soon.
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Yes, the weekend forecast is for a cool-down, I’m ready for a break. Hope you are well, take good care of YOU!
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what a fun (and surprise) plot twist in the next-to-last sentence!
smiled
looking forward as the adventure unfurls
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It’s coming… almost done. The thickening plot will be there in the SSC&B next time (probably).😉
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Great read Chris and I love the video soundtrack such a good vibe – woke me up this afternoon!
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Glad that you enjoyed that, Ange!🎶
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That giant… love him – all those buns in his sack!! (giggling)
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😃🙏🏼
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We don’t know what in that note exactly, but it’s enough to inspire action!
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Ahh, she does know what it says, but not what it means.
Here it is: this is very misleading, isn’t it’ – (it was a few episodes ago). 😉
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😲
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I’m all in for the decluttering, since I hold on to everything. Its amazing how one word, in this case ‘dense,’ leads to a good idea!
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I am so pleased that you keep everything (like me, in the real world).
Plus, it’s very happy that Denise is the right Girlie (On The Edge) in the SSS, although she would never be a dense person – ever.
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At least one is dragging the sacks down six flights rather than up.
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Oh yes, good point!
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Still that vexing note! The red-headed writer and Denise need a sit down at the Café and do a little brainstorming – they’ll figure something out.
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Sounds like the two of them will be doing that very soon; or in fact, three of them… see, Mimi is just there.
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The note needs an explanation, I hope it’s found soon.
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I am thinking that you can help! Let’s get the three of us sitting round the table in the Café, and soon!
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Words can be tricky. The author of the note probably didn’t think it would cause so much problems. Sometimes one has to spell out the ‘threat’, the ‘curse’, or the ‘instructions’!
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All very useful things… and doing something about them too!
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That note! Hopefully it will begin to make sense next week!
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Hmm, me too!
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Hmm… interesting. And who is the mysterious Denise? I don’t remember her from any of the other episodes, unless I’m just dense.🤣We played the theme song from Peter Gunn in band at football games when I was in high school. (Umm, in 1976)!
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Ahh, you do know Denise, although we normally refer to her as The Bartender.😉 Plus, I’m very impressed about you playing that great song – whatever year it was! Anyway, it’s been revived more than a few times.🎶
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Oh, ok… for some reason I didn’t realize The Bartender was Denise! It makes sense now. 😀
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