Why did I make that ?
There must be a reason but I can’t remember…
Pencil doodle on A6 sketchbook
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Bon, pourquoi ai-je créé ça ? J’ai beau réfléchir, impossible de me rappeler pourquoi…
Porte-mine sur carnet A6
There must be a reason but I can’t remember…
Pencil doodle on A6 sketchbook
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Bon, pourquoi ai-je créé ça ? J’ai beau réfléchir, impossible de me rappeler pourquoi…
Porte-mine sur carnet A6
There must be a reason but I can’t remember…
Pencil doodle on A6 sketchbook
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Bon, pourquoi ai-je créé ça ? J’ai beau réfléchir, impossible de me rappeler pourquoi…
Porte-mine sur carnet A6
– Urrrkhfbluuuurg
– Well… I don’t know Josephine. Why indeed keep a collection of plate if you never use them?
– Uiuiiiirkshblu?
– That’s doesn’t seems right, Madam won’t eat plates. Thus it’s not a reserve or a cellar. I think…
– Ghbl?
– I think it’s art. Simply a display of beautiful craftsmanship.
– Rhkkkk…blu?
– Then why keeping the room locked? Hum… to protect the guests away from the plate maybe. Madam Do care about the guests well being.
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– Urrrkhfbluuuurg
– Hum… Je ne sais pas, Joséphine. C’est curieux en effet de garder toutes ces assiettes sans jamais les utiliser.
– Uiuiiiirkshblu?
– Non, je ne penses pas. Madame ne mange pas la vaisselle, ce n’est donc pas un garde manger.En fait, je penses…
– Ghbl?
– Je pense que c’est de l’art, tout simplement. Une exquise collection d’oeuvres de maîtres artisans
– Rhkkkk…blu?
– Pourquoi les garder sous clef ? Mais pour protéger les invités bien sur ? Madame prends soins des invités.
Pencil Doodle on A6 sketchbook for Just a Maid, a story about Martha, maid in a strange house
Criterium sur carnet A6 pour Just a Maid, l’histoire de Martha, servante dans une bien étrange maison
– So, ho’s the new player?
– Nice! it’s a jolly good fellow. I like him. but….
– But what?
– Very hard to deal with. I can’t read his face!
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– Alors ? T’en penses quoi du nouveau ?
– Sympa ! J’l’aime bien ce bougre. Mais…
– Mais quoi ?
– J’arrive à jouer contre lui, impossible de lire son visage !
Frankly my dear, that is the last time I let Mr Whateley drank from our well!
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Franchement ma chère, c’est bien la dernière fois que je laisse Mr.Whateley se sustanter à notre puit !
Josephine is good at cleaning. Too good, in fact. The floor has never been so free of dust, spots, twigs, stranded leaves, carpets and cats. Her constant oozing melted the varnishes all around and even her recognize that eating the laundry was a mistake.
So now she’s in charge of cooking. She’s very fast at it, working with all of her hearths. The quality had dropped a little but service is quite remarkable.
It was only natural to grant her the position of chief since she ate the last cook.
Pencil Doodle on A6 sketchbook for Just a Maid, a story about Martha, maid in a strange house
I’ve discovered news of an incoming game name carrion where it seems you’re playing a kind of shoggoth.
Reverse horror they said. That’s new. I like that
Pencil doodle on A6 sketchbook
There were some leftovers from last tea party. So Joséphine had a cake.
Pencil Doodle on A6 sketchbook for Just a Maid, a story about Martha, maid in a strange house
– Hurglaaargblgbl!
– Good morning to you too, Josephine! How’s the dishes going?
– Frblblblblu?
– No, I’m sorry. Madam won’t let you clean the crystals glasses yet. It seems your ooze melt them.
– Blblblbu…
– Awww, that’s not you fault Josepine ! Besides, no one’s fast as you for doing the dishes. You don’t even need soap!
– Graaablbl!
Pencil Doodle on A6 sketchbook for Just a Maid, a story about Martha, maid in a strange house
– Good morning to you too, sir !
Pencil Doodle on A6 sketchbook for Just a Maid, a story about Martha, maid in a strange house