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Fiction
Published 10 June, 2011
If you waste not
Diane picked through open shelves and big boxes, trying to find clothes that didn't clash, but were comfortable and sturdy enough to carry furniture in. She left the house wearing a sweater inherited from her older sister, a pair of jeans her aunt had been tired of, and a jacket worn ratty by a succession of cousins. She had inherited enough to fill up three wardrobes...
The trip took longer than planned, and yielded just one piece of furniture. Finding clothes to start filling it that fit and appealed to her had taken a long time.
So worth it.
Fiction tags: Third person Slice of Life Drabbles
Comments
Well, she certainly had learnt the meaning of waste not. Nice story.
Thank you. :)