Through the letter box this afternoon , a short essay
Its 15.00 and I am home after my counselling placement induction. It didn’t start until 10 am so I like an old rocker I slept in the car after night shift in the car park.
A wash of the face and I was ready to go.
Off to bed
Bluebell x 🚙
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DeleteBluebell is John's car, Mrs Trellis was talking about a train.
DeleteKeep up dear.
Now that is pretty creative I say. Did it bring a smile dear?
ReplyDeleteBrava Mrs. Trellis!
ReplyDeleteLoved this
ReplyDeleteI thought she had taken the watering can on an adventure.
ReplyDeleteBonnie in Minneapolis
Me too!
DeleteA lovely flight of fantasy! What fun! With thanks to Mrs Trellis, of course!
ReplyDeleteHugs!
I can't remember when I last travelled by train, and have no desire to do so again.
ReplyDeleteAlways the snob. I know why I stopped reading your blog.
DeleteVery clever story---well done Mrs. Trellis. Lini from petaluma
ReplyDeleteMove over, Rev. Awdry, make room for Mrs. Trellis. I love the fact that she wanted to share her story with you. She obviously regards you as her mentor! xx
ReplyDeleteDefinitely shades of Rev Awdry -my grandson's favourite at about 3! Thank you Mrs Trellis.
ReplyDeleteThat made me smile. I liked the build up, with a few clues. Nicely done Mrs Trellis!
ReplyDeleteShe will be tickled pink with these comments when I show her
ReplyDeleteVery creative.
ReplyDeleteHow clever and well done!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed that Mrs Trellis!
ReplyDeleteJust noticed that she signed off Mrs Trellis. Does she use this as her pseudonym now?
ReplyDeleteSo cute and well thought out. Jan in Castle Gresley
ReplyDeleteTo start with, I was a bit worried she was writing about you John ♥️🤣😂♥️ !!! I thought it was wonderful .... BRAVO Mrs Trellis. XXXX
ReplyDeletePlease tell her how very much I enjoyed this. Very creative! - Jackie
ReplyDeleteBravo Mrs Trellis. A good story is what leads you in and keeps you reading and you don’t see the end. How lovely that she wrote the story and she gave it to you. And now people everywhere are reading it, Creativity should always be encouraged along with some fun. I’d like to be sitting on that train going to London Town where there are shiny faces. Jean in Winnipeg.
ReplyDeleteI remember those trains, and chasing the seagulls along the platform waiting for the train to arrive.
ReplyDeleteCould she be any cuter? Omg. Love her story!
ReplyDeleteMrs. Trellis has a talent for creative writing. Well done.
ReplyDelete"Friend for life" - love that!
ReplyDeleteVery creative -- top marks to Mrs. Trellis!
ReplyDeleteI like it.
ReplyDeleteVery clever, Mrs. Trellis Gigi
ReplyDeleteA very nice short story Mrs. Trellis. Maureen T. XXXXX
ReplyDeleteBravo Mrs T
ReplyDeleteWell done, Mrs. Trellis!
ReplyDeleteI am quite taken with the positioning of the holes.
ReplyDeleteIslwn and now Mrs Trellis both enjoying the blog in different ways.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a good natured and sweet look at a world we hope is still very much alive but, one which seems to be lost with cynicism and ridicule.
I noted the earlier insult and hope Mrs Trellis didn’t read it for it was cruel and not worthy of anyone who could string a few thoughts and actions together.
You can see Mrs Trellis as she probably very much is, a delightful, slightly eccentric lady with an erect bobble hat
Lee
Great story Mrs. Trellis... bravo!
ReplyDeleteThank you for all the positive comments to Mrs Trellis, I’m rather jet lagged to reply to everyone , suffice to say that I’m going to print out today’s post and pop the comments in to her
ReplyDeleteIt’s a sweet , slight nice story of a nice lady
Thanks to all
I really liked that story. Next time I see my nieces and nephew , I plan on telling it to them .Am sure they will giggle with delight. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteVery creative! I love that she shared her story with you for us all to enjoy. Thank you Mrs Trellis! [I hope someday his face gets washed and he gets to London after all. Sequel?]
ReplyDeleteNighty-night.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm afraid I was a bit-thickheaded on this one. Didn't know I actually was supposed to read the letter. I have now, and it's a definite improvement over "I think I can...I think I can..." Give my regards to Mrs. Trellis.
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