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I apologize and I think I knew how this happened. I'll be more vigilant in the future. Next post this coming Wednesday
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see comment at end
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I apologize for the triplication of this chapter. As an 86-year-old man, please accept my apology.
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Yes, he will be.
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I guess really flub this one.
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I apologize. Someone made the comment about the story being printed three times.
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The aromas in James’s kitchen awoke the hunger in us, at least in me. Charles was making his soup, smiling all the time. James wanted to know why he was smiling. He told him to ask Dad. I think James suspected something particularly when he saw Richie and Henry leaving the kitchen with a cup of coffee. I sat at the table with the boys. We chatted about fishing as we smelled the roasted fish. James had the right idea, fresh herbs, no preservatives all natural foods. I smiled thinking about I
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That is how it should be, a mystery artist. Mystery writers need a mystery artist 🙂 Everything Armand does somehow is guided by GG
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I still think you should edit my story. Actually, I'll be posting more often. I have written several chapters ahead. But Ii must warn you, everyone is getting older. rocking chairs in the future
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In view of Pierre no longer having a guardian, and being under the age of 18, I suspect he will be adopted. Henry and Richie will review his paperwork to be sure.
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The mural was limited knowledge The newspaper wanted to print a story about the mural, but they wouldn't allow it. I forgot which chapter that was discussed. The guard that hadn't seen it was never in the club. His buddy was from an earlier time. So much has happened, this old man has forgotten which chapters these were discussed.
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And he knows he will be adopted.
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Pat hasn't seen or moved in yet. She is still staying at Armand and Colin's home. I don't think it has ever been discussed. The angel for Jean would have been the tip-off.
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Sunday morning, the boys were up bright and early. I had the coffee on, the griddle warming up, eggs in a bowl when Charles walked in. “Good morning.” “Morning Dad. I came to help.” “You can get the orange juice and then you can help with the crepes.” “Dad, did you put a few quarters in Pierre’s bank?” “No, I had some loose change, dimes, pickles pennies, why?” “He thinks you are going to move him to the Home. He said that is why you go there so often with him and then t
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It is true, that repetitive work can become tiresome. In a kitchen, there is an opportunity to change so food doesn't become boring. No, I think someone is becoming greedy
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Yes, and it is more than the crepe machine.
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You will always find the one individual who will take advantage of a situation. Are the cooks lazy, are they jealous? The cooks from the old home are retired, or are they? Something to think about
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I think you may be on the right track. The cooks may be good cooks but their attitude seems to have changed
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I have never known a cook who wasn't pleased with a new recipe. They generally try and make it theirs. I think something is rotten in the kitchen.
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Arriving at the Home, Pierre headed for the game room. He was making friends thanks to the fishing and I noticed a few Italian words. Today was allowance day, so besides the fresh fish dinner, the children would bring their banks to the dining room after we had eaten. “Colin, did you bring a bank for Silas?” A nod was his answer. Sitting down for dinner, I noticed my place changed. My table was extended allowing the two boys who sat next to me to appear closer to the table which permit
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Yes and now Mark's mother has experienced the same thing as her bigoted husband, she knows her son isn't in danger. Dad won';t get any paella
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Silas is settling fast into the culture of the Home. I imagine Armand was surprised that he caught the day's first fish. It seems that the name of Angel's home is becoming more apparent.
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I don't know how she will react. The food will be excellent but this will be her first time at the Home. How will she react to the children and the knowledge that these children are orphans?
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Ok JohnnyC, you just spoiled by lunch. Now I need to find a restaurant that makes paella
