
https://girlieontheedge1.wordpress.com/2026/04/22/its-thursdays-six-sentence-story-blog-hop-68/
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When the Birchwick-Westling Municipal cop flagged him down, Judd expected the ancient Caddy must have a taillight out–he was wrong…the young officer was writing him up for speeding.
Judd was irritable, handed his ID out the window, watched the kid’s eyebrows raise–“problem?” he asked with no inflection.
“No, I’m just surprised–this says you’re a detective, retired…what’s your hurry today, Sir?”
“I have an appointment with the pastor in Birchwick Cliff–I guess I wasn’t paying attention, my thoughts wandered…” (maybe he’d get a pass, consideration for a veteran who might have heroic stories from the old days, and commendations–but nope, no favors).
“Hey, it happens,”–the young cop was jovial, and in no rush–“so you know him, the pastor who wrote a book about Birchwick Cliff’s haunting…do you think all those things happened like he said in the book?”
Judd took a long moment’s ponder, remembering Richard’s description of the Cliff’s sole lawman who came across worse than Barney Fife when Richard first arrived: a superior attitude frosted with suspicion–and useless as boobs on a boar; he nodded, said, “Yes, the pastor is a straight arrow–he didn’t write a novel, he penned his nightmare…and two nights ago I had the identical one myself.”
~ Cale
hmmm (the start of a Serial Six?)
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It seems like Judd is reliving Richard’s experiences. I wonder if this young cop pairs with the lawman that Richard encountered.
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Interesting development- but it doesn’t sound like it going to get him out of that ticket!
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Penned a nightmare that visits different people. No wonder the thoughts wandered and the leg pushed a bit hard on the gas.
And you are right, boobs on a boar are pretty useless.
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A story brewing in there, Cale.
( …and useless as boobs on a boar; 😆 I love it – haven’t heard it before!)
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Ohhh, bless your heart Nick…thank you so much for being here! The actual term is “tits”, but I went for alliteration!
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Thank you so much for being here and your comment!
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Nope…and he’ll have some “splaining” to do with Lorelei!
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I have no idea…yet😉 Thanks for reading and your comment, Frank!
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It’s a continuation that started when I introduced this new couple, Judd & Lorelei, sometime back. Thanks for reading, and your comment, Clark.
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He’s distracted, and I don’t blame him. I hope this all comes out to a good ending.
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A page turner, Cale and developing into a deliciously spooky tale!
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Thank you so much!!
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We shall see.
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Hmm, an excellent episode, Cale!
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Now that’s a fascinating concept; a nightmare that travels from one person to another. Fun story!
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Thanks muchly!!
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Thanks Chris!!
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glad to see the story is still moving along even though I missed a few installments!
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Yikes! Can’t wait for the next bit!
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Thanks Liz!
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Thanks for being here!
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