Nosey_Boyshort Dissonance_A Very Important Date_When bad luck comes your way
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Nosey
“I have a plan.” Frank stated as he walked to the dry erase board in the small detective office space and picked up a grey dry erase marker. He began to write and when he stepped away, a proud smile adorned his bearded face. Colin www.onedoor.cclooked at the board, puzzled, “Who are F and L, why are there stick figures and what are they doing? Is that a computer?” Frank pointed to the board, “F is for Frank, that’s me. He grinned, and actually pointed at himself. “L is for Laura. I am going to chat with her online to get the information from her.” Colin rolled his brown eyes and ran his hand through his c...
Boyshort Dissonance
To the tune of buttons and zippers tumbling in dryers, I typed an irresistible message into my phone screen.Me: He just shoved his jeans in washer number 6As expected, my bestie’s reply buzzed less than a minute later.Brandi: Whaaat??? Better not be screwing with me, FlissI grinned as he pushed the button to start his load. Turning my back, I snapped a picture of him through my armpit. My flowy sleeve and long ginger waves obstructed half the shot, but Mr. Slim-Dark-And-Toned was discernible enough. I sent the image.Brandi: OMG Keep. Him. There!His laundry will do that, genius.I shook my head,...
A Very Important Date
Did I make it? Did I--Oh, sorry. Almost got my tail caught in the door there.You know, it’s a small tail, but it still manages to--Did I make it in time?I see you’re counting the money in the cash register, but when I checked online it said you close at ten and I believe it’s--Well, when last I looked at my watch, right as I was entering your fine establishment, I saw that it was sixty seconds until ten and it surely did not take me a minute to enter what I would argue is a rather large doorway, and so I--Goodness, I just hate doing this. I really do. You must be so eager to get home, and I d...
When bad luck comes your way
Spirituality is to religion what pineapple is to pizza: they are often combined but shouldn’t. You can’t really compare the two either, in the same way that you can’t compare pizza to curry. Like Rolling Stones and Beatles, Amsterdam and Paris, cats and dogs: no need to discuss differences or argue which one is better. But if you insist on comparing spiritual apples to religious pears anyway, the difference can best be described as follows: spiritual people are in search of what to believe, whereas religious people are already told what to believe. Spiritual people want to get away from the gr...