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For now this is a closed thread for Ariosto and myself. As the plot moves, we will open the thread. Enjoy!
Thank you for visiting Chicago
I almost cried when I read the sign. Goodbye Chicago, hello Walls Nut Creek, Iowa. Where in the hell is Walls Nut Creek, you ask? I don’t know. Who cares. All I know is my husband, the great sportswriter; Skip O’Reilly is moving me to write his great American novel.
Let me start from the beginning.
My name is Tiffie O’Reilly nee Tiffany Barron. I had my pick of the liter when it was time for me to choose a husband. Skip, tall, dark and handsome, also a Cubs starting pitcher swept me off my feet at a local hospital charity fundraiser. One month later, we eloped. Two years later, Skip blew his elbow into retirement and landed a weekly column with the Chicago Times.
We led a blissful life. Until a month ago, that is. Our downtown penthouse was chosen as the monthly feature in Architectural Digest. The same day our penthouse hit the stands, an anonymous caller (rumored to be an Oscar winning actress) offered us an astronomical amount (in cash) and Skip announced he resigned from the paper and is going to write the great American novel.
“That’s great.” I’ve always believed in wives supporting their husbands. I’ve never been one for Women’s Movement.
“Tiffie, you don’t understand. In order to write the novel, we have to move where it’s peaceful. Chicago is too busy and will strain my thoughts.”
“Oh goody. We always talked about buying a house in the country. What about Lake Geneva.” My eyes gleamed at the thought. “I hear the Fields have a house there.”
“No Tiffie, my love. We have to get away. Far away. I’m thinking Iowa or Nebraska.”
“Iowa? Nebraska?” It sounded so foreign to me. So foreign, I broke my manicured nail.
Because, I love my husband, I agreed for him to move me to Walls Nut Creek. Well, it did take a 3-carat diamond ring and matching earrings.
So, here we are. We traded our Jaguar and BMW for an Isuzu Trooper because Skip insisted country folks drive SUVs, packed high with our Louis Vuitton designer luggage following the I-80 West sign to Walls Nut Creek, Iowa.
Thank you for visiting Chicago
I almost cried when I read the sign. Goodbye Chicago, hello Walls Nut Creek, Iowa. Where in the hell is Walls Nut Creek, you ask? I don’t know. Who cares. All I know is my husband, the great sportswriter; Skip O’Reilly is moving me to write his great American novel.
Let me start from the beginning.
My name is Tiffie O’Reilly nee Tiffany Barron. I had my pick of the liter when it was time for me to choose a husband. Skip, tall, dark and handsome, also a Cubs starting pitcher swept me off my feet at a local hospital charity fundraiser. One month later, we eloped. Two years later, Skip blew his elbow into retirement and landed a weekly column with the Chicago Times.
We led a blissful life. Until a month ago, that is. Our downtown penthouse was chosen as the monthly feature in Architectural Digest. The same day our penthouse hit the stands, an anonymous caller (rumored to be an Oscar winning actress) offered us an astronomical amount (in cash) and Skip announced he resigned from the paper and is going to write the great American novel.
“That’s great.” I’ve always believed in wives supporting their husbands. I’ve never been one for Women’s Movement.
“Tiffie, you don’t understand. In order to write the novel, we have to move where it’s peaceful. Chicago is too busy and will strain my thoughts.”
“Oh goody. We always talked about buying a house in the country. What about Lake Geneva.” My eyes gleamed at the thought. “I hear the Fields have a house there.”
“No Tiffie, my love. We have to get away. Far away. I’m thinking Iowa or Nebraska.”
“Iowa? Nebraska?” It sounded so foreign to me. So foreign, I broke my manicured nail.
Because, I love my husband, I agreed for him to move me to Walls Nut Creek. Well, it did take a 3-carat diamond ring and matching earrings.
So, here we are. We traded our Jaguar and BMW for an Isuzu Trooper because Skip insisted country folks drive SUVs, packed high with our Louis Vuitton designer luggage following the I-80 West sign to Walls Nut Creek, Iowa.