when you
arrive at work in the dark
leave work in the light
go to get in your car
noticing that you’ve parked
in front of a cool old rusty thing and a bone
and you wonder what the story is.
—
“to respect a mystery is to make way for the answer.”
― c
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An interesting combo.
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yes, so very
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🤩🥹
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I find this intriguing. I, too, would love to know the story behind this image. You find the coolest things, my friend!
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they are always out there, waiting to be discovered
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That does beg for an investigation!
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just waiting to happen
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😊
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Hmm, kind of makes you wonder… Time to do a little looking about.
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yes, for sure
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I’d love someone to concoct a story out of this :)
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same
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I can imagine how that could pique your curiosity, Beth.
Best wishes, Pete.
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indeed
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When you get up in the morning and read a blog post about a cool old rusty thing and a bone and you wonder what the story is.
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No other response is as probable
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😊
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So, that is interesting!
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It really is!
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Ohhhhhhh Nancy Drew would love this one.
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It’s fun to wonder, yes, Beth!
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Always
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Respect mystery. What a wonderful notion!
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I think it’s a good way to approach it
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Yes, there is definitely a story there. Intrigue for sure.
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I’m a fan of intrigue
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I think we are all wondering what the story is!
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I’m going to try to find out
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This looks like a good writing prompt for a short story, perhaps a horror story.
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What interesting writing practice that must have been. Here is is book written by 2 nyt obit writers that you might enjoy reading.
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Sorry, this response was to your obit story with Rachel
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Oh, it sure does!
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It sounds like the beginning of a thriller that I would want to watch!
Blessings Beth!
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It does!
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Oh I must know the story behind this!
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I’ll let you know if I get the answer
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And if you don’t know the story, write one.
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Yes!
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This is where the hidden camera and mic would come in handy.
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ah, yes –
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This caught my attention. Anita
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hard to ignore –
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That’s a great quote about finding answers. I certainly respect the mysterious nature of the photo.
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we may never know the answer –
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Seems like a television show in the making.
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it could be…
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that’s one big bone to pick…. you find the weirdest stuff! ;)
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Super weird! Reminds me: our neighbor’s house was under construction. We drove by and saw a skeleton sticking out of the dumpster next to their driveway. Uuuuummmm…. hahaha!
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omg! p.s. how is your recovery going?
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It’s really not. Haha. I don’t want to be a downer on my blog, so I’m just being quiet about it.
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oh, no –
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Hmmm…
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yes ——
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