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Pumpthepedal
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Date Posted:09/08/2025 10:16 PMCopy HTML

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Re:Flooded at the Store after Church

Date Posted:09/09/2025 12:49 AMCopy HTML

Nice! Is there a story behind the image?
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Re:Flooded at the Store after Church

Date Posted:09/09/2025 2:58 PMCopy HTML

Great picture! I can imagine multiple scenarios, maybe AI can propose an interesting one?

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Re:Flooded at the Store after Church

Date Posted:09/09/2025 3:18 PMCopy HTML

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A lady sat in her vintage sedan outside the grocery store, still dressed from morning church: navy dress, stockings, and black pumps resting on the seat beside her. She had driven the familiar route after service, eager to pick up the week’s groceries, humming hymns while sunlight streamed through the windows.

But as she turned the key to leave, the engine sputtered—a hesitant whir and then silence. She frowned, recalling her hurried start earlier that morning and the way she’d pumped the gas pedal, flooding the engine. Frustration mixed with mild embarrassment; outside, families bustled with bags, some offering quick glances as she sat gripping the steering wheel, lips pursed in thought.

She slipped off her pumps, feeling more grounded, and opened the driver’s door to air out the cabin. After a few steady breaths, she remembered advice from her father: wait a moment and let the fuel settle before trying again. A man passing by with his daughter caught her eye and smiled reassuringly, perhaps recognizing the universal worry found in a car that won’t start.

Finally, after several minutes, she tried again—this time gently. The engine choked, sputtered, and then roared to life. Relief flooded her as she slipped her shoes back on, gathered herself, and grinned at her reflection in the rearview mirror. She’d conquered another little challenge, and as she drove home with her groceries in tow, she already knew this would be a story she’d share—lighthearted and true—at next week’s coffee hour.


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