Paris Photographer – Louis Paulin
The red-headed woman had been in various places in France, enjoying the cafes and vineyards, and also managed to get a bit of money on the side, since she had to earn a living in some way or another – a hustle here and a hustle there, but at least her lovely ruby red ring had been fixed.
She was so happy to draw up in her little red car to look up to see her attic apartment in Paris; she parked her car several streets away and hurried to buy some things.
She went to the nearest small supermarket, threaded her way to the counter where she would find a few things to keep her going – a baguette and a squishy cheese and a carton of fava beans which she would cook with some butter and garlic, very tasty.
She walked up to the top floor, unlocking her door, dumped her big bag on the table, then opened her double French doors, how lovely to be home; she had idly thought about the two gargoyles since she always enjoyed their company.
She had been perusing on her smartphone to see what had been going on over those last few months and, of course, the main story had grabbed her the most had been the Louvre Museum in that amazing dare-devil heist and all those gorgeous jewellery stolen, almost to order, she’d thought; could it have been the two gargoyles who had a hand in that heist?
But surely not!
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Di of Pensitivity 101 – Friday’s Three Things Challenge: COURTER, BEANS, THEAD
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luna's on line 
hmmmm…. all possibilities are on the table –
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Indeed (giggling)
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Oh, Chris, the possibilities are endless, particularly where the gargoyles are concerned. Nothing is beyond imagination! And welcome back home.
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Much fun to be had. Very pleased to be back too!
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☀️🌼
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💐💞😎
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the woman in red
shirley you jest
surely not!
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Many thoughts about her!
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same with late jerry aka gene wilder. loved his auto biography btw.
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Aha, got it now!
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Hey, gargoyles have to earn a living too!
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stone cold
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Quite right!!!
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Excellent story continuation, Chris! Loved your sly use of “a hustle here and a hustle there” from Lou Reed’s “Walk on the Wild Side” song. 🙂 And if the gargoyles were involved in the Louvre heist, they are even more multitalented than we thought!
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Couldn’t resist to have a little bit of fun with those two, and of course that made up woman (just because she has red hair). Thanks so much, Dave.
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Love this continuation Chris (and the Pink Panther!)
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Fun eh? I keep humming that wonderful song! 😊
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Yep!
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I love the picture you paint of living in an attic apartment in Paris. As far as the gargoyles are concerned, I wouldn’t put it pass them to be behind a brazen robbery at the Louvre.
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Well, let’s find out next week!
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Same time, same bat channel!
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😉
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I can see them doing it and having a great time, and also denying it later with winks and nudges.
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A perfect response!
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I bet those gargoyles did have a hand in the heist! X
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Very possibly (big wink)! 😊
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Perhaps the gargoyles had some help from a stylish pink panther, lol. I do so hope Clouseau gets involved! xxxxxx
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Funny that, just look at what I wrote on my notepad earlier – can you see? Yup, ‘fictional character, Inspector Clouseau’. Definitely an option. 😉
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Very interesting Chris- now the robbery in Louver wouldn’t have anything to do with the gang and goblins?
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It seems unlikely but odd things do happen. Let’s see how this develops next week!
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Yes, indeed.
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I’ve never trusted gargoyles. Thanks for reminding me of Inspector Clouseau, Peter Sellers at his finest!
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Oh yes, those wonderful films with Inspector Clouseau and the rest, so funny and clever. I’m smiling from ear to ear!
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Oh Chris! I’m now questioning the news accounts – could the gargoyles be involved?!?!?! I suppose time will tell.
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Good eh? I’m just giggling for the moment (winking face).
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So many possibilities! I can’t wait!
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😊
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It’s always good to be HOME! The view must be nice from the top floor. Now…about those gargoyles. Did they commit a heist?
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Aha, those two, meaning the gargoyles, could have a hand in that robbery. We’ll just have to see next week!
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The thought of those gargoyles being thieves…I hope not.
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Surely not, I would say. But let’s wait to find out next time!
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nothing like coming home… opening windows and getting caught up (including some parapetofilic gargolyes lol
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Well quite! Some mayhem will start… and soon!
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Who wouldn’t be happy to get back to that apartment and its fantastic view! The red-headed woman is not wrong about suspecting the two Gargoyles being in on that heist, lol.
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Well, whatever will happen it will at least be fun! Fun?
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