Ocean Master_Who is Dorothea?_Cosmically Inclined_The Stars Told Me Congratulations
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Ocean Master
Tethys looked on from the shallows as he did every dawn. He enjoyed watching the humans get into their boats and chase sea life all morning. Some would drag themselves onto the docks like they needed just one more precious hour of sleep. Others, well they were just too eager. Even for him, he thought he was pretty energetic. Must have been whatever was in those tubes they drank from as they loaded their boats.These humans were different from the ones that had the huge commercial fishing boats. These humans only caught what they needed to survive. Sell a little and eat a little. Tethys could a...
Who is Dorothea?
I watched the white snow, slowly falling from above, dreamily drifting down. Its been only three months since I moved here. Watching the snow for the first time, I was awestruck to see how it covered the land, grill gate of the houses and the parked vehicles like white felt. It was as if the snow was in love with everything on Earth. I leaned against the windowpane and looked outside, craning my neck. "Luna! Luna!......Its the coldest time of the year and look at you, leaning out!!" I heard Tom's voice from the kitchen.Tom placed the steaming hot chocolate mug with a soft thud on the table. ...
Cosmically Inclined
I hate her, I hate her, I absolutely hate her.She looks so at home here, on my kitchen counter, she's literallwww.onedoor.ccy on the surface of my kitchen counter, putting her butt right next to my containers of sliced fruit. Ugh, I put my food where she's sitting, god forbid the Elara Espresion acts like a normal person and sits in a chair.She's perched like a cat. One knee tucked under an elbow as one hand holds a bowl and the other is adding an obscene amount of sugar to it which was enough to knock out a toddler.There is a feigned nonchalance around her like she is forcing herself to be comfortable in t...
The Stars Told Me Congratulations
“T-2 minutes. Crew members, close and lock your visors.” The robotic voice boomed throughout the space shuttle.My stomach was sick. The scientists had told me that everything would be okay. They had evidence to back that up. Even so, the things that might go wrong plagued my mind. The engine could fail. The shuttle could run out of fuel. Communications could —“T-10 seconds. Activating the main engine hydrogen burnoff system.”The space shuttle rumbled as it came to life. My stomach did not feel any better, and I felt as if I was in a dream. Sucking in another deep breath, I looked over to my c...