Christine and I have a new post on Hijacked Amygdala.
Image by Christine Renney
It struck Thomas as odd that he wasn’t repelled by his newest neighbour, who was very eccentric and extremely loud, the type of person Thomas had always gone out of his way to avoid. Strangely, he found himself drawn to the man and didn’t mind getting caught out on their communal landing or on the hard standing in front of the main entrance doors.
Thomas would happily stand alongside this man and talk, although he wasn’t required to do much of that. All he really needed to do was listen and nod along, getting the occasional word in whenever he could and often he would laugh because his neighbour was funny. Thomas had decided it wasn’t so much what the man said but how he said it. He had a gift for language, a way with words. It was as if he were reciting dialogue written…
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A thought-provoking piece. I suppose you don’t really know people even when you’re face to face, we have so many layers…
Pleased to have got you thinking Steve. Really enjoying your work by the way.
Thanks Mark. 😃