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Carrio was spending a few weeks at her grandfather 's. Her mother, and brother, and sister, were there. Children always love to visit their grand parents. Carrrie was having a nice time, till one morning, in hor play, aba broke a pane of gloa.www.onedoor.cc in tho bed room window. ' Oh, dear !' she exclaimed, bursting into tears, ' it's grandpapa's window ! What will he say?' Grandpa wa» away that day. He had gone t" the city, early in the morning, and would not return till night. Carrie sought hor grandmother, and confided her trouble to hor. 'Oh, grandma!' she said, 'I've broken grnndpa'a window ! I'm sor...
Finally Free
I felt like I could barely breathe as the plane touched down. I had never left the island, been on a plane, or even been without my parents before, and now I was sitting in a jet by myself in a whole new country. The pilot, Randy, came out of the cabin and smiled at me. “You ready, Joselyn,” He said eagerly. I nodded as he let down the plane’s door. Once I exited the plane, I looked around at the scenery. England looked much different than the island I had grown up on. There wasn’t any scolding heat, I didn’t constantly hear the waves, and there weren’t trees everywhere you looked. I looked b...
Together
TOGETHER So this is how dreams end , l thought , as my eyes clouded. The household goods were arranged room wise on white tables laid out in our immaculate lawn.The banner proclaimed , ' Build Your Dreams '. The furniture including my favourite recliner and our white and gold bed had already been returned. However even the curtains - the lace ones and the heavy silk ones were folded up neatly and kept in piles. It was too early for the shoppers to arrive so l had that part of the garden to myself. I wandered over to the tables . My eyes fell on the Dresden china dinner set and the gold and wh...
Daisy Died
Five pins hovered above the shiny polished wood, hanging from their necks. Below them, their brothers knocked together before bustling into the black pit, disappearing from sight. Daisy Miller stood at the tail end of the lane and watched the remaining five settle where 10 once stood. She inhaled slowly, paused a moment, and then swung. Crash! The row of white was torn in two by the hurtling purple blur. Daisy raised her hands in victory and delighted in the sound of her friends cheering behind her. “Well done, Daisy,” Matt smiled, beaming at his girlfriend as if she’d just solved world hung...