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Silver Love
January 21, 2014Poof. The beautiful, white, crystal gently lowered itself to the ground only to quickly be covered by hundreds more. I watched as they gently hit the ground outside my window. It was the first time that I had seen snow in twelve years. I had forgotten just how beautiful it was. Taradiddle The thought of, even the small freedom, of an uncovered window An outlet to the world I no longer belong in Riveted by the seductress Khione Alert to the beauty that is just outside my reach Delighted by the smallest freedom Imbued by it silent beauty Devoted to the magnificent sight Delicate ...
THOSE TEN DAYS
In politics there are always ups and downs everywhere including in my India. Inpidual States of India have their own legislatures with a ruling party and an opposition. The present ruling party of a State was on the decline and the leader of the opposition referred to as ‘pilot’ was expected to upset the prevailing situation. Pilot was expected to become the Chief Minister after forthcoming polls. Pilot was quite popular in his city and State. He was referred to by that www.onedoor.ccname as he had trained early to fly but he had abandoned that career and turned to politics. Pilot was a little short, handso...
Little Helper
Yvette knows how she wants this to look. The table, the food, the accoutrements – candles, napkins, some kind of flourish of colour (Green. Herbs in antique Mason jars, she thinks) – will all come together to form an environment of subtle nuances. If the date doesn't work out at least she knows she has created something, as ephemeral as it is, that itself has been lavished with care and attention. He doesn't eat meat, so she has discovered, which although not a shock has made her revise her plans and think a little harder about the courses, how they'll be inpidual meals but also form part of...
That Golden Moment
"Why is the battery dead already? This is ridiculous. I had it plugged in all night and I'm already down to 65%." The struggle was real for 70 year old Grammy B. Technology and her did not get along very well. Every night she would plug in her phone to charge while she slept, and every day without fail it would come up short.“Um, Mom,” Diedra said patiently, “it would help if you would actually turn your phone off when you were done using it.” “I hang up when I’m done,” Grammy B huffed. At least she knew how to do that correctly.“No, no mom,” Diedra shook her head. This had become a daily co...