Howie and Margi grew up in the same neighborhood, both in big houses with big families, rather large nests, you might say, full of fun and simply full of life.
It was no surprise when Howie and Margi married and built their own little nest right in the same town where they grew up.
Before long, the two lovebirds decided to start a family and their nest grew and grew and grew.
Happy to be together as one big family, the children, Mary, Karen, Debbie, and Chuck were content with their lives and none were in a hurry to leave their nest.
One by one, each of the children became adults and went on with their lives and built their own kinds of nests, varied, but all with the spirit of happiness and hope.
Howie and Margi now have their own little nest with just the two of them and they are content that they built a great nest for all their family and look forward to an empty nest, once again.
This is in response to the Six Sentence Story prompt by Denise. Please take a look and perhaps you can join.
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Howie and Margi have lived a storybook life. They are lucky indeed!
What a joyful Six 🙂
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The precious circle of life.
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Cyclic patterns of life!
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surely one of the most fundamental cycles of life
Good Six
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Beautifully told, Lisa.I fear for the family sometimes, and it is always pleasant to hear of one that beat the odds.
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Beautiful story and I wanna live in that house! Lovely six, lovely pix.
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My mind went a similar direction with my Six.
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I will go take a visit. Great minds!
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This scenario was the one that came first to my mind when I read the prompt. So glad you wrote about it for your SSS!
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thank you!
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