Fine Dining
Carl stood at the shore, bracing himself against the gale. He enjoyed the synchronicity – sipping a pint of Spindrift whilst being soaked by the spindrift. He knew he couldn't dawdle. He set up the lever, ensuring the fulcrum was in place to fling his parcel over the cliff.
Business was booming at his restaurant a few yards inshore. He's the hottest new chef – his kidney stew adored by critics, even those who loathe offal. Only he knew the secret ingredient – adenoids are easy to remove. Who needs to butcher a body when a tiny bit will do?
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Kate Gowers about 10 years ago
And another in the challenge - subject given to me by @audioandvisual - subject, catering. Words, spinthrift, adenoids and fulcrum.
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Stuart Lugg about 10 years ago
Remind me not to eat your stew!
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Kate Gowers about 10 years ago
You're the one to talk!
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Melanie Jewell about 10 years ago
As long as they are not adenoids on steroids!
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K.Z. Morano about 10 years ago
delicious. ;)
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Christopher Angel over 9 years ago
Again, I really like your writing. There's a vein of surrealism running through many of your drabbles which appeals to me.
