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    The Settlement – Chapter 16

    Story written on September 5, 2005 by lwordid.
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    Story Shortlink: https://assertive-maroon-jellyfish.104-250-143-187.cpanel.site/?p=56452
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    Whispered Secrets

    My proposed business plan though still in draft form was for all intents and purposes, final.  Of course, as with other endeavors, the plan comprised a vision that may sound grandiose upon a perfunctory appraisal.  An impression engendered given the ‘big’ words and subjective if not vague references that typically peppered these statements.

    The objective, stated plainly was to create a center for working mothers meeting specific criteria providing childcare and enrichment programs.  Integrated was an ancillary project for a section of the warehouse to host a library for the children.  After all, although I’d branched out in a sense, my heart was still invested in providing something better for younger ones in need. 

    Point of fact, it was a personal favored enhancement. Unfortunately, it received lowest priority in the scheme given funding requirements.  My private interest would keep it actively pursued.

    Supporting the qualitative vision statement were the practical matters making the plan feasible and attainable.  The details would substantiate the method of making it concrete. These included specifics on the timeline; finances in terms of budgets and funding; construction and floor layout; staffing – both volunteer and permanent; and the like. 

    The necessary estimates for the required work were secured, interdependencies identified.  Local enterprises and fellow non-profit organizations were to be tapped into for furthering the agenda.  Services for the most part, negotiated down if not partially or wholly donated. 

    I had asked Bette for recommendations on local artists who would be willing to volunteer their time and talent to make the space more welcoming.  That meant pieces of art, aesthetically pleasing yet sturdy enough to withstand exposure to daily foot traffic inclusive of the juvenile kind. 

    Paintings certainly, other pieces for the vestibule that would benefit from some casings.  If possible frescos or murals for the larger areas to enhance the spatial dimensions per the defined layout.  Wonderfully engaging ideas that would cost money.  Money we couldn’t spare after focusing on the renovation and learning programs.

    Last week, we were gathered at the Planet. The doors closed earlier than usual with shades drawn, the sign turned to announce the establishment closed.  Kit spontaneously decided that night was a special occasion, one that merited the impulsive closing.  Serving customers already seated but politely turning away the rest.  By half past nine all the patrons had left and we were spread out across three tables. 

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    2. Saying out loud, what you only reserve for the quiet solitude of your inner thoughts is the first step.

      Now, what they do with those admissions will be the key. Nice to see you post again. Looking forward to me.

    3. I have been waiting sooo long for the next chapter and finally it’s here! Keep going its getting better! Love how you write the emotions! ****sigh**
      I’m in love with this story! Please don’t wait so long!

    5. I’m so glad you posted. I keep looking. I like how you have them admit to each other, how much they miss each other. It’s a nice second step. I see Tina asking Bette for help as the first step.

      Please post when you have time.

      Great story – Thanks for sharing.

    8. So glad to see that you’ve come back to this story…and very happy because it feels like they’re finally turning the corner and heading for home. Thanks for writing.

    11. Oh that felt good! Your story would make my heart ache ie.,the lawyers office, reading the settlement papers..It still aches but I like your uplifting touches!!

    12. Wow! I just caught up on this story and have decided that I can’t go back to the way things were before I ever read it…I’m hopelessly hooked and have to see it through to the end! Thanks!

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