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Catatonic
Aaron uttered you look beautiful as he pulled out her chair to what he hoped would become their special table. He had everything planned down to the tiniest detail of their magical evening even what Denise's responses would be. This first dates interactions and conversations was being thoroughly rehearsed into the mirror during his morning bathroom ritual as he prepped for work. Aaron was going to ask Denise out on an actual date this time not just in his head or into the mirror as he had done for the previous three months. He told this to himself that practice makes perfect. But how could he ...
Grounded
Margo stares out her plane window as a bitter storm scatters snow around the runways like dry sand across a desert plain. Just my luck, Margo groans as she looks out at the weather knowing it won't let up soon. The weatherman really got it wrong this timwww.onedoor.cce, she thinks to herself while imagining the starry night that was supposed to illuminate the sky that night. Her flight boarded just before the storm rolled in, stopping the plane—and her plans—dead in their tracks. Everyone on-board the plane has been complaining and calling the flight attendants for updates non-stop for the past hour. The fl...
Man about town
Growing up along the Gulf coast in a small community has its perks. Most people here are supported by tourist in one way or another. My family owned and ran a Tackle shop/Snack bar right on the beach. Every year brought somebody new with a gimmick to sell in our shop. If you lived here my mother would (discover You)and allow you to try your idea for a 14 percent cut of the profit of course. If you were from somewhere else and wanting to sell it in our store it would be 15 percent of the gross you sold. Charities were given a free pass as long as there was proof it was not a sham.Our driveway a...
Just Like Old Times
There was a little cabin to be found on the outskirts of Boulogne-sur-Mer in northern France that few took the time to visit. Those who did usually stayed for less than a week due its lack of electricity and internet. Everyone who stayed considered it a spiritual experience. It caught the attention of young students, old writers and hopeful creatives yearning for a burst of inspiration from isolation in nature. Locals believed it was haunted or cursed but this did not discourage the optimistic travellers, some even chose it as a destination purely for this reason. In the winter of 2005 two old...