SIX SENTENCE STORIES Cue…Turn
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CHAUFFEUR
“Mom, it’s my turn to drive the car,” James complained.
“Yes it is, and since Thomas has his license he can go with you and you can act as his chauffeur, but you must come back in thirty minutes so I can go to my hair appointment.”
“Turn left at the next stop sign, left at the light, right at the fork of the road, and stop at the dark brown house.” Thomas instructed.
“I need to talk to Emily for a few minutes, but I will be right back so keep the motor running.”
“Thomas, you have been gone for twenty minutes and now it’s time to go back home!” James screamed.
“Calm down James, remember you are my chauffeur, so I’m in charge today!” Thomas said with a cheeky grin.
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Love the picture, love the story!
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Thanks so much. 😊
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That was rather rotten of Thomas, not giving James much of a chance to drive. Typical sibling behavior 🙂 This was a very believable story!
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Thank you! I’m sure many can relate to this kind of behavior. And, in all generations. 😄
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Very believable indeed!
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sounds so familiar. well captured.
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That’s true…I’ve even witnessed it in my younger years.😁
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Some siblings can’t be trusted, can they? Well told!
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That’s true… some try to get away with as much as they can. Of course, I was never one of those…Ha! Ha! 😁
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its a chromosome thing, I’m totally with Paul… excellent car!
kinda funny and, as we all know, turnabout is fair play, so Thomas would be well advised to not push it too far.
lol
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Thank you..yes, I have a feeling James will find a way to pay Thomas back. Siblings find a way to level the playing field if they get a chance.
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I guessing James gets blamed when they are late😉
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I’m sure there will be a big discussion about that. 🙂 (poor mom!)
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Yep. So much for mom time
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I agree with you, siblings usually find a way to settle scores and restore balance. It is not always the older ones who take advantage of the younger. My younger sister was a master at getting us older sisters in trouble with Dad, but we all laugh about it now. She felt she was justified in her perspective at the time.
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At least siblings can laugh about it when they are grown….when you are an adult, you certainly can’t help what happened when your were growing up. 🙂
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Oh those sibling relationships! Great story.
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Thank you! 🙂
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