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Thanks to Rochelle for providing us with Friday Fictioneers!
In The Way
Old Lady Henderson was the widow of a World War II hero.
Her house, with uneven pine floors, built in 1790, belonged to a famous Civil War historian.
Abraham Lincoln spent several evenings with the Custuses here strategizing possible outcomes.
The stone fireplace shows exquisite handiwork.
A tunnel leads to the nearby park, once a dense forest.
“Get rid of it,” says Morgan Baum.
Old Lady Henderson refuses to let it be torn down: so much historical value!
At the end of Morgan Baum’s day, the only thing left standing is an old stone fireplace and a tunnel.
“Commence construction.”
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Sascha Darlington 11/20/2017
Awesome!
Thanks, Phyllis. I appreciate your visiting. I promise I’ll be to your place soon. I’m crazy lately (or normally).
lol, no worries, Sascha. I was sick for a week and didn’t do much visiting, getting my posts done was about all I could do. Your such a dear heart!
Thanks, Phyllis. You’re a dear. It’s that time of year. I swear I should stop any committments right now. 🙂
lol I know that one, well! At some point I have to say enough cause I love giving. It’s a reward in and of itself so I find it fun to help where and when I can. I do too much, but it keeps me active, involved and well it’s the way it is.