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The Tea Whispers
In this Parisian home a living room table was adorned with a teapot, and teacups for the afternoon party. The two women were on the couch discussing their evening venture to the opera theater. One of the women leans to … Continue reading
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Dwarf evergreen
A gossamer veil of fog and the glistening of dew are most noticeable during the transition between seasons, particularly from summer to fall. The French countryside is active with couples having a game of croquet. This Painting by Edouard Manet … Continue reading
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Lesson 8, description
{Month Day, Year} Harry and I made love today. I had been hoping for it, and wondered if it would ever happen, until he asked me to come lunch at his house so he could give me a tour of … Continue reading
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Assignment #3 – Reaction to a portrait (in this case photo)
When Annie came upon a photograph of herself, she was taken aback. “I had been so young then,” she said as her host, Kimberly, took a breath. “Who took the photo?” asked Kimberly. “I really don’t remember,” she replied. “My … Continue reading
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The Invitation
As Juliette read the invitation to tea from her half sister it sounded more like a summons. ‘What now’, she pondered. ’What’s our father’s latest plan in the suitor stakes. No doubt the recent dinner party will be on her … Continue reading
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Tea
“Yes, Papa,” Charles stood before his father nervously. He wasn’t sure why his father wanted to see him, especially when he looked like he was dressed for a meeting with the noblemen. A couple of military men were also in … Continue reading
Assignment #2: Five-Minute Tea
Behind her tea cup, Marie-Louise said the words, knowing she could never withdraw them. “I will be working at the Sorbonne in the physics laboratory beginning next week,” she told her best friend, Amelia. “What do you mean working?” Amelia … Continue reading
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Merino Downs
1837 Colonial AustraliaMaggie took a step back looking at her full reflection in the ornate oval mirror. Margaret Rose Henty, she mouthed then rising onto the balls of her feet and lifting the sides of the dress she spun around. … Continue reading
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She Dared To Live
She Dared To Live by Michael Reyneke The wind, the wind is blowing. Samantha staggers to her grave and collapses. “I must be the only ghost that totters and falls to pieces,” Sam announces to the graveyard. She turns to … Continue reading
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A Croquet Discovery – Lesson 1 Historical Fiction Assignment
Four friends are enjoying an afternoon playing croquet in a garden by the river. Lissette, whose turn it was, struck the ball a bit harder than intended and sent it spiraling under some bushes nearby. When she tries to retrieve … Continue reading
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Thank you, Karen, for your kind words. Charles stayed in Birmingham with his family. I have found no record of…