Midwestern Goodbyes_Larry learn's a hard lesson_A bookstore_Vittorio
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Midwestern Goodbyes
It isn't as if I don't like Marlene's family. They're friendly people, sometimes a little too loud but genuine. They ask about your life, your job; they remember your hobbies and show genuine interest when asking about them. Her Uncle Herb is pretty funny and makes me laugh anytime he's around. I like when he's around.Even so, I always find myself dreading her family gatherings. Maybe it's because everyone is so damn touchy-feely, grabbing your hand, making uncomfortable eye contact, asking invasive questions that make me sweat. It's just how they are. Marlene tells me it's how they were rais...
Larry learn's a hard lesson
Larry is a very impulsive person he does not save his money. When ever he has money right to the store he goes with out thinking. His friends try to talking him into saving his money but he never listens. Larry sees cool thinking that he just has to have he does not think about running out of money. But Larry will learn a hard lesson in not being so impulsive.One day Larry www.onedoor.cccome across a car that he has to have a nice old car a classic. Larry looks at the price tag on it it will take all of his savings in the back to get. He has never spent that much on something before his friends tell him no....
A bookstore
I had just moved to town. Exploring the streets, I came across a bookstore.The sign intrigued me, so I went in. The front counter was unmanned. And not a soul could be seen in the shop. wereI went to the first shelf of books. Wild. Indie books. Hundreds of them all printed. Opening a cover of a book titled: Bolivian Time Traveler. The book immediately impressed me with the adventure story. A writer trapped in parallel spacetime worlds. Traveling back through time to watch the end of the time of tribulation. The author. An expat from Montana. He wrote about how he had awoken been kidnapped from...
Vittorio
He hadn’t always been a killer.He had started life as an adorable, chubby babe.From outward appearances, his early life had been quite idyllic and indeed, even privileged. His family was descended from a minor Italian noble house; more wealth than importance really.His mother had encouraged him to join the clergy, and he had been in his first year of seminary school when the Great War erupted.His experiences over his several years at War definitely changed him. In particular it was his time in the chalky trenches during what would become one of the deadliest battles in all of human history, th...