The Therapist Will See You Now #3
Gareth always uses a length of toilet paper to rescue the odd spider from his imposing cast iron bath.
Depending on its degree of fatigue, (God knows how long the hapless creature had been trying to scale the smooth cliff face towering above) the spider would invariably wait before climbing up and out to freedom, even though now certain of its foothold.
It is with a similar sense of renewed confidence that Gareth now pauses before making his own escape from what hitherto had seemed a hopeless situation.
Immersing oneself in that final moment of captivity gives freedom greater currency.
shaun about 3 years ago
As with all good fiction, it's the strands of truth that give it gravitas.
Jamie Clapperton about 3 years ago
Good for Gareth! Nice one Shaun! ☺
shaun about 3 years ago
Cheers, Jamie
Christopher about 3 years ago
Love the title!
shaun about 3 years ago
Cheers, Christopher. I thought a touch of appropriate humour wouldn't go amiss.