Rochelle brings us Friday Fictioneers. My story below; the rest are > HERE < Enjoy!!!
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Tired of It All
By Scott L Vannatter – 100 Words
Smittee walked to the front of the mechanics garage, the cover for the local chop shop, and inspected the work going on. Currently, there were twelve autos having various operations run on them.
The pile of leftovers out back was ridiculous and Smittee had no idea what to do about them. Then he had an idea.
Two weeks later all the leftovers had been removed, taken to the park, and turned into the newest (and baddest) children’s play area. It was complete with tire tunnels and muffler stairs.
Who in the world thought that crime did not pay? Smittee smiled.
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Namaste,
Scott
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So even crime creates waste. Glad to hear Smitty was into recycling. Good story.
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Don’t take your eyes off Smitty!
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Clever, I liked this a lot 🙂
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Very Glad you did. Thanks for stopping by.
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Who knew criminals could have such heart? 🙂 Lovely take on the prompt.
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Probably just a tax write-off.
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there’s some good even in the worst of us – and vice versa.
randy
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Yep! There sure is…
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Good for him, but when he’s discovered, it won’t keep him out of trouble. Good idea, Scott!
janet
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And, it shouldn’t he should feel “tired and run down”
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loved your take! but Smitty can’t wash away the stench of ill-gotten gains with a little bit of charity. those poor kids could be climbing thru their parents’ car parts. shame Smitty, shame:)
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Oh, I agree. Smitty is trying hard to justify what he does and balance it with humanitarianism.
Doesn’t usually work long or well.
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How very creative. The story and the park!
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Thank you. No real reason that park can’t be built, I suppose.
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