Later it would be called the great escape, later it would be reflected upon with a sense of amazement, but on the day, they’d been in too much shock to think anything.
Old Marge was the first to notice, hers was creeping out the laundry door, trailing its cord behind.
Jack had a worse time, his ran off with his breakfast.
Then there was little Tommy, he would never understand why he’d had to have a cold bottle of milk that day.
Later we called it the great escape, when the electrical appliances absconded.
I wonder what they’re doing now.
Crimson’s Creative Challenge #157
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Haha! Love it Deb. Thanks for the smiles.
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Those appliances are taking a holiday 🙂
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They need it. And humans need to learn to do without them.
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Haha brillaint 😀
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Thanks, I thought it might make people smile 🙂
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😀 Beware -lest you, too, lose your microwave oven in the night!!
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Which would be a disaster 😁
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Lol. You started off like its some crime thriller, but its quite funny 😀
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Thanks, I thought it might give people a laugh
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I wonder if an electric fence would have helped.
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Now that would have been interesting. Would it have helped or hindered 😉
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Good question, I never could understand electricity.
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It’s like The Brave Little Toaster!
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Sure is 😉
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Lol I see the washing machine trying to quietly squeeze out the door.
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You and me both ☺️
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Hah, you tricked me into thinking we were talking about pets. Dogs, maybe. But no, you took me somewhere else and I loved it. Brilliant. Thanks.
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I like to do the unexpected
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Fantastic… the day the appliances took over! Wow!
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Thanks
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