Response to Real Estate Agency Questionnaire
1.Interior layout
I have velvet plush on my bed and myriad aromatic unguents beside my bathtub. My occasional swains call my place a mistress’s lair. Maybe it’s the lowered blinds, the silk ropes, the jewelled tassels and sweet, sticky relaxation ready to be served in delicate purple goblets.
2.Outside space
What outside space?
3.The neighbourhood
I smell weakness in the women’s need to be dependent on someone else for their happiness. I sense their fear of my mysterious oasis.
4.Distance from town
If the money’s right, you’ll find I’m just one barefaced lie away.
The Madam properly describes her lair, indeed. I like her!
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Oh, I’m glad you like her because I like her too – and her decor! Thank you, Dale.
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I think she is fabulous! Her decor is delightful (must have a hidden Madam within us 😉 )
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There’s huge charm in the total inappropriateness of these answers
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Huge charm? I’ll take it! Thank you, Neil.
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Her mysterious oasis seems interesting, I especially like the sound of her lair!
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Yes, it does sound rather nice doesn’t it. Thank you, Keith.
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I wonder if she answered the wrong questionnaire. An interesting view of a cellar as an inviting abode.
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I think it was the right questionnaire answered by the wrong girl. Thank you, James.
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An interesting take well done.
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Thank you very much, Mason.
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Only one lie away, I like that. Fun read.
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Thank you so much, Bill.
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Interesting take. I like her answers. Good one
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Thank you, Vartika
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I enjoyed this slice of Christmas real estate banter
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Michael, thank you so much – and I love your description “a slice of Christmas real estate banter”.
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I hope you can see my response – I’m not sure the responses are appearing in the right place just now.
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sarcasm, anyone? 🙂
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Thank you, plaridel.
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It is best to be honest as to weed the No-Ways from the Oh-Maybes! 😉
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Honesty is always best – thank you so much.
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Yep!
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The style of that story was a genuine original! I love its humor also.
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Oneta, that is a great response – thank you so much.
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Great take on the photo – and I admire the lady!
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Thank you very much, Elizabeth – so very glad you admire her: me too 🙂
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I love it and the way you transformed the bottles into aromatic unguents.
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Thank you so much – I rather imagine the contents of my bottles are just as intoxicating as those in the picture.
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Dear Jilly,
You’ve painted a fascinating character. I love her answers.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you so much, Rochelle, wow, what a great response.
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The pink lights in the image do lend themselves to flights of fancy. Fun spin on the image, Jilly.
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Thank you so much – sometimes we need a fun spin don’t we!
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I feel more like she’s flirting with the realtor than trying to sell her house. Fun.
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Glad you felt the flirty tone – I think her entire life is probably one extended flirt 🙂 Thank you so much for your comments ,I
really appreciate them.
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What a lovely original story! And I haven’t seen the word ‘swains’ used in a story for ages! I love your character’s sense of humour.
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Thank you, Penny, for your very kind comments. Swains just seemed to suit the character – slightly “overegging” her rather delightful pudding 🙂
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I can imagine her luring her “swains” there 🙂
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Me too – I think luring’s probably on her CV! Thank you very much.
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What a unique character with her seductive and confident voice. I also enjoyed her sense of humour. So clever and well written, Jilly.
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What a great response from you, Brenda, very much appreciated, thank you.
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An intriguing take on the prompt. I imagine the woman speaking the story in a gangster/ night club drawl. Nicely done.
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Very likely that she speaks that way – like a character out of “Chicago”. Thank you so much for your comments.
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