When I failed to find Room 215 I went back to the Six Sentence Cafe & Bistro to ask for directions again. I was told to take the first hall to the left and then the second hall to the right and then I could charge right in to capture the mysterious story I was looking for.
When I returned unsuccessful again, the tall, thin man asked me to raise my left hand and when I raised my hand, he said, “I thought so.” He tied a waiter’s towel around the wrist of my other hand and told me to not overthink it but this time take the first hall in the direction of the hand with the towel tied to it and then take the hall in the direction of the hand without the towel tied to it.
I went back, overthinking it all the way, and I found Room 215! I took a deep breath and opened the door.
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Denise offers the prompt word “charge” to be used in this week’s Six Sentence Stories.
Poetry, Short Prose and Walking 
Lol! Getting confused with right and left! I do that too.
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I do get them confused. Blessings, Sadje!
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Me too 😅
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excellent Six!
I just want to say one thing: No fair!! You got one of the most famous (down through history) writer bullpens working on your Six! (Matthew and them)
lol
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I am glad you liked it, Clark! Blessings and thank you!
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Maybe I should follow, too. I’ve been wondering.
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Now that I’ve found Room 215, I’ve got to figure out what to do there. Blessings, Mimi!
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Your post reminded me of the directions we used to ask people while driving.But we still prefer that to GPS 🙂
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With a GPS I rely on the visual arrows displayed on the screen and ignore what the words say. It is amazing that we don’t have to ask people for directions anymore today. Blessings, Lakshmi, and thank you!
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Opening the door is like opening Pandora’s box. There’s no turning back.
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Good point! Blessings and thank you!
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Absolutely brilliant!
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Thank you, Misky! Blessings!
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Frank I love how you build tension out of a mundane problem and leave us on a perfect cliffhanger right at the threshold of the mystery 🙌
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I am glad you like the cliffhanger. Blessings and thank you, Ange!
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Ah the old left from the right dilemma!
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For some it remains a mystery. Blessings and thank you, Violet!
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Oh phew! You’re there. Awesome, I think the word is…
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I made it! Blessings, Chris!
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that’s like I. Driving lessons when my instructor asked me was that left or right when he told me to turn left and I….
hahaa
but wow, Frank has entered the room. Interesting.
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I have the same problem when driving, but at least I did get into Room 215. Blessings and thank you, Reelika!
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directions are all about landmarks gestures and pointy things… delighted to see the weight of your thoughts did not hinder finding the mysterious room located only by moving halls disappearing and reappearing just as usual…
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It is easy to get directions confused. I don’t know why I find lefts and rights confusing, but I sometimes do. Blessings and thank you, Ms. Pie!
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I write with my right hand, that’s what I tell myself! Hopefully the mystery of Room 215 is about to be revealed.
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I’ve now got to walk into that room. Blessings and thank you, Keith!
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Frank! You said you were going to find Room 215. You did, and now I’m looking forward to what happens, next!
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Next I’m going to look around that mysterious Room 215. Blessings, Denise!
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