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This week’s prompt takes us into a narrow kitchen. on the right we see cabinets and a stove. There’s a refrigerator at the end. On the hardwood floor there’s an oval rug. To the left it looks to be a long bookcase filled with books. At the very end, in the middle there’s a wall with decorations and a door with a lock.
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Genre: Fiction
Word Count: 100
MOUNT EVEREST SPECIAL
“How’s the novel coming?” Louise peered over Thelma’s shoulder.
“Not so great.” Thelma’s empty stomach rumbled. She stood and stretched to ease the kink in her neck. “I need sustenance.”
“How about a peanut butter and jelly sandwich?”
“Nah. The only excuse for jelly we have is your aunt’s poisonberry jam.”
“Hey, that’s not a very nice thing to call it.”
“Okay. Kerosene preserves then.” Thelma sliced an onion. Breathing in the pungent aroma she proclaimed, “Now that’s what goes on a peanut butter sandwich.”
“Ugh!” Louise wrinkled her nose. “You can’t possibly be serious.”
“It worked for Ernest Hemmingway.”
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Incidentally, I had to try it out for myself. Peanut butter and onions makes a tasty combo. 😉
Well, I haven’t tried a peanut butter sandwich with onions yet, but that sounds tasty. 😉
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