for Six Sentence Stories where the given word is Lost.
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With just twenty-five minutes to go until my job interview, I double-checked the address on the letter then set off, but five minutes later I was lost.
I asked a passing priest for help and he said “when you reach St Peter’s church, turn left and it’s on your right”, so I crossed myself, trotted off and five minutes later I was lost again.
I spotted a chap on a bench swigging a can of beer and asked him for directions and he slurred “walk to the Dog and Duck, turn right and it’s there” but five minutes later … you’ve guessed!
I stopped a little old lady, and she squeaked “see that retirement home, well turn left there, go left, then left again” and five minutes later I was back where I’d met her!
Surprisingly, after another five minutes, I found the office and got the job, so on the way back I donated to an old folks charity, said a prayer of thanks in the church, dropped into the pub for a celebratory drink and twenty-five minutes later stepped outside, tripped, and fell flat on my face.
“Can you direct me to the emergency department?” I asked a bloke hobbling by on crutches.
What a fantastic adventure.
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Both good and bad!
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Yup!
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HAPPY THANKSGIVING! GOOD JOB!
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Thanks and thanks again UP!
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Heeheehee! Some people have all the luck, good and bad, on the same day.
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Indeed. The other morning I somehow lost £25 in cash while out shopping, then won £30 in the evening in a competition!
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Love it!!
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What more could I wish for!
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Original and funny!
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Thanks so much, Myrna.
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Loved this – being navigationally challenged and friendly with the spirits myself!
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I like that expression! I’m a bit satnavigationally challenged when trying to fathom out that thing in my car!
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Ahh – But all good things come to those who wait …… or at least survive long enough! (PC way of saying getting old!) 😉
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We all navigate by our own landmarks, don’t we!
Chuckling here, Keef
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Absolutely so! I couldn’t possibly reveal what mine are!
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3 steps forward, a trip to the ER back. Never a dull moment with this guy, lol
Entertaining Six, Keith and excellent audio reading.
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Some people go through life that way! Thanks so much, Denise.
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Loved this Keith – good to hear your voice too!
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Nice of you to say so, thanks very much, Chris.
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25 minutes for a celebratory drink? Seriously? I’d have hardly started by that point. 🙂 Hilarious, Keith, loved it.
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Perhaps it should read 25 hours! Cheers, Doug.
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OMG! It’s my story. I get lost all the time… Well done. Happy Thanksgiving.
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I think I saw you wandering around! Thanks, Indira.
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:):) many times I was going round and round.
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Nice work with all those voices!
Yeh, that’s just how it goes, even when one takes time to be grateful. 😀
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indeed it does! Thanks so much, Liz.
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I like his sense of gratitude in spite of getting lost multiple times.
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He’s that kinda guy! Cheers, Frank.
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Love this, Keith. Made me wonder what I’d use as markers. The style just suits the words beautifully.
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I always make mental markers when visiting strange places! Thanks so much, Jenne.
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Perfect, and deserves to be shot as comedy sketch. I like all the characters and the roles they play, right down to the chap on crutches at the end.
Getting there safely and on time to a job interview is probably more worrying than the interview itself!
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Now that’s a thought, though I don’t think I’d want the starring role!
Agree 100% with you about getting there on time – been there, done that, got the job!
Cheers!
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