Paris Photographer – Louis Paulin
The two gargoyles were still worrying about their smartphones, and they were feeling rather hard done by now, as they continued to peer around those dreadful bones and skulls in the catacombs, although the two of them giggled a bit about the time when they would hold an excellent flag known as a Jolly Roger, since they had pretended to be a couple of pirates at the top of a tall steeple at that time.
Meanwhile, Joan had been hammering home a point about what we were supposed to be doing now, since her husband, Francis, had been talking so much stuff he knew to tell it to The Old One, while he, The Old One, had been a bit bamboozled about all of that by now.
āWell, we are women, arenāt we,ā grinned Scatty, āand we are headstrong ā very much so,ā as the red-headed woman smiled, āthereās no pussyfooting around in our group,ā as Scatty turned into her black panther for a bit.
āAll right,ā said Francis, āwe are almost there,ā as he looked around everyone, including those two gargoyles, āitās going to be good⦠trust me.ā
So off they went, and rather quickly, since almost all of them were pretty hungry by now, and also some of them were almost gasping for wine.
And what a wonderful place it was; “see, it had been restored, there was a very tall cinema, a fully stocked bar, and a complete restaurant with tables and chairs, and only for us,” smiled Francis.
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Di of Pensitivity 101 ā Wednesdayās Three Things Challenge: HARD, HAMMER, HANDSTRONE

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That restaurant was a surprise. Just what they needed.
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Indeed. They are very happy, and it seems that lovely food is coming.
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Well done with the story progression Chris
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Glad that you are enjoying this, Sadje!
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I am. Very interesting turns and twists
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Thanks for the inclusion Chris, great Bogart and Bacall clip.
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Ah yes. Such an old, but good movie… nice cinema, eh?
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More fun about the Paris catacombs. There are certainly a lot of skulls and skeletons there. Robbie Cheadle, if you know her, will publish photos on Friday which include my catacomb picture from Paris and you can certainly use those if you wish. (or I could send them).
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Sounds most interesting, Thomas. Robbie does some wonderful photos, doesnāt she. But for me and my little group who I am writing, I believe will be up in the light, and off to somewhere else next week!
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wind and water
to them that would
scare your daughter!!!!!!!!
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Indeed. Certainly scary, eh?
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Sounds like a restaurant worthy of five bones…um…stars. š
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Haha, very nicely done, Dave. You are a great food critic! š“
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Thank you, Chris! š
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from their signals down to … through that difficult…to the restaurant…precisely so – wonderful…š
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That was a interesting journey, eh? And now, lovely food! š
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much enjoyed…š
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Will the gargoyles be participating in the Paris protests or are they safer underground?
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That’s an excellent question. Paris is not great at the moment.
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“The Big Sleep” is one of my favorite Raymond Chandler stories, but Humphry Bogart was all wrong for the Philip Marlowe role!
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Ah yes, I have to agree! š
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hokey smoke! I gots to watch the movie again! I was pleasantly surprised at the amusing exchange… (no, I refuse to do the math on how long ago it was)
oh yeah! fun Six… I’d love to see the MaĆ®tre d’ s reaction when this party asks to be seated.
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I think that particular MaĆ®tre dā is actually Mr Cushing. š
p.s. would you like some popcorn for the interval? Itās such an excellent cinema.
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How excellent! A movie and dinner! But what (or who) is on the menu?
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A movie and dinner (or the other way round), itās for our wonderful guests with escargots to start, and then steak (very rare) and with very crisp and thin chips!
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I call that… Perfection! š
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A big smile from me then! š
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With green pepper sauce? Mmmmm.
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Even more perfect!!
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Finally im all caught up. The gargoyle banter is pure entertainment. Catacombs terrifying me, geez. Even just reading about them lol.
Keep em.coming, Chris.
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Well, do keep coming⦠those two gargoyles must have another plan (or possibly a plot) ā theyāll need some light outside, plus the excellent sky!
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I’ll be there. š
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Well that seems like a pretty good refurb š·
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Yep, a fab refurb, indeed. Wine on offer, it seems⦠hic..hic! š¤£
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Hey put that second bottle down š
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I kind of really want to experience a gargoyle drunken on wine now… What would they talk about and how would they act. š§
Your story is interesting as always and leaves me curious.
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Not quite madness, but close⦠meaning those interesting two gargoyles. You see since they canāt drink much wine they get rather woozy (itās happened before). So, they will have a little nap, and then they will be fine! š„“š¤£
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A cinema too?! Dinner and a movie in one stop. Perfect, Chris!
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Yep, such a lovely place, and it’s still down there near those catacombs… š
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Sounds like a motley crew, but one that knows how to properly celebrate a Sawain season. š§āāļøš
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Aye, they know this time. Itās between the autumn equinox and the winter solstice… spooky and more! Scatty knows the best since she came from Ireland many, many centuries ago. š
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What a fun and unexpected thing to find down there, I’m sure they will have a fabulous meal.
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They did! And yum….
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Oh, my. You reminded me of a sort of local place here that does sort of recrations of period times in a caticomb like basement of the place. The time we went the meal service was so slow we didn’t end up eating the main meal until almost 9pm and we were there around 6pm for the ‘show’. That was a once and done thingy!
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Hmm, interesting…
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<a href=” https://bubesbrewery.com/ “><strong>Bubeās Brewery</strong></a>
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Oh wow, got it! Looks brilliant… š»
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You can see, hopefully at the link some of the unique rooms, some several floors below the main resturant. š
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If only it was nearer to me! š
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Perhaps they’ve gotten their timing down better. I think it would be cool to dress up to go to one of those special dinners ‘down’ there. Kind of like dressing up for a renaissance faires.
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