Thank you to all who read and comment on this lovely day. We're getting a hint of fall lately and I'm loving the cooler temps combined with sunshine.
This week we're in chapter nine of Bridging The Gaps. Ellen has finally gone to see the attorney her friend Georgia suggested weeks before. Stanley O' Connell is a unique individual: a lawyer with a conscience ;). He speaks first, followed by Ellen:
“Let me see if I’ve got this. Twenty five years of marriage. Four children; two still minors. And he callously abandons his family for some girlfriend he’s had on the side for…who knows how long. Is that right?”
“When you put it that way it doesn’t sound very good.”
That's my six for the week. As Ellen took Georgia's advice, you should take mine: go and visit with my favorite authors on this fine Six Sentence Sunday.
Kate
This week we're in chapter nine of Bridging The Gaps. Ellen has finally gone to see the attorney her friend Georgia suggested weeks before. Stanley O' Connell is a unique individual: a lawyer with a conscience ;). He speaks first, followed by Ellen:
“Let me see if I’ve got this. Twenty five years of marriage. Four children; two still minors. And he callously abandons his family for some girlfriend he’s had on the side for…who knows how long. Is that right?”
“When you put it that way it doesn’t sound very good.”
That's my six for the week. As Ellen took Georgia's advice, you should take mine: go and visit with my favorite authors on this fine Six Sentence Sunday.
Kate
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