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Darley Street Ep 2 - Your Senses Please - Season Three By Steve Gray The morning air inside Sally’s Bookstore smelled of burnt espresso and desperation. Sally, the shop owner, was currently losing a staring contest with the monthly spreadsheet. Retail was difficult, Rex had just called in sick with ‘chronic
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Darley Street Ep 1 - The Car - Season Three By Steve Gray Wednesday, eleven am, a beat-up small silver sedan that has seen much better days ‘stumbles’ into a parking spot outside the bakery, it rolls to a stop, a trail of oil follows and is now leaching onto the
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Previous Episodes by Steve Gray Hello, Are You Open? Continued Bijay and Leonard went to the crepe shop, got some coffees and sat and chatted while waiting for the shelves to be delivered. Bijay asked what Leonard knew about business, and offered a suggestion, ‘There’s a book I found
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes Hello, Are You Open? Leonard had struggled to make his shop happen, he would go in after work and ‘fiddle’ His wife Jo, didn’t say anything, she knew that he could get depressed about things and that might simply shut him down some more.
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by Steve Gray Previous Episodes Colour me a Festival The Holi Festival was coming up, on the 22nd of March, the Nepalese community wanted to do something, the usual thing is to shower people and places in coloured powders, they did realise that although fantastic fun for participants it did
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes Take Over Time Laurie at the Bakery had worked hard for quite a while now, the same with his staff who were all quite dedicated, but something didn’t quite go as he had thought it would and the notion of running a business was
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By Steve Gray Bijay didn’t always walk Shnuk as he headed down Darley Street but if the weather was right he liked to give the dog a different walk to his usual one, which was around their block at home. Today Bijay was heading to the bakery and was
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes The Empty shop in Hill Street was always considered to be a bit of an anomaly. It sat opposite a carpark and it wasn’t in the best position. Once people got out of their cars, their minds were generally focussed on heading to Darley
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes Pat called out to Dan, ‘Hey Boss, I think there’s something you need to know about!’ Dan came out from the back, he had been watering a new delivery of plants. ‘What’s up?’ He quizzed, Pat turned the computer screen around so he
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes Are We Fashionable Yet? It had been a long while since the shop across from Sally’s bookstore had been looked at, but today there was some ‘Movement at the Station.’ Rec spotted that Gail was opening the front door with a fashionably attired lady
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By Steve Gray Previous Episodes It was Tuesday, Mrs Mac’s day out, she caught up with her sister once a week, who is a suburb away and so it was ‘off to the bus’ on Tuesdays. Mr Mandal had an idea, he knew that Mrs Mac’s front yard
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by Steve Gray Previous Episodes Tom at Ecelectica has noticed over the past few weeks that Mrs Mac hasn’t been her usual self. There’s been more difficulty than usual in her walking. On the ‘odd’ occasion she drops in for a coffee on her way down the street.