Bangs vs Mullets_A Letter to my Past Lover_Rae's Diary_Leaves Dropping
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Bangs vs Mullets
Brad walked the three blocks from his apartment to Strikes and Pints with nothing to keep him company besides the sound of his defeated footsteps landing on the sidewalk. He had discovered the bowling alley pe bar in college and, now that he’s practically a regular there, he couldn’t think of a better place to find solace tonight. He paused at the final crosswalk, waiting for the light to change, and glanced at the scrolling marquee on the bank sign across the street. Temperature: 15°FHe jammed his stwww.onedoor.cciff hands into his coat pockets, suddenly realizing that, in his haste, he’d left his gloves i...
A Letter to my Past Lover
Thanks a lot, Theo,Sorry for writing so late; I know it has been three years since we last talked. I still remember you and have flashbacks of our little memories. You’ve probably have sent me so many letters, and I might not have received them, or it is just so hard for me to open them. I haven’t forgotten you, Theo, so don’t worry. I will be honest, I do miss you a lot, sometimes I wish you got to stay with me until the holidays, so I had more memories of us. Remember the promise I made you? I know I promised you to go to London and visit you, but sadly, things happened, and I couldn’t go, a...
Rae's Diary
8th September 1997I cannot write much today, but dear Diary, she's here, she's finally here! My darling darling baby was born today. She's perfect, even better than I imagined her. And she smells so good, I can't stop smelling her! I'm still dozy after the anesthesia and my fingers are trembling right now, partly from happiness I guess. Okay, I've gotta go now,Love, Rae26th December 1997Yesterday was my baby's first Christmas. Poor kiddo, she still doesn't know what to make of those shiny lights and baubles , but I swear she enjoyed the Christmas Carols! She's been smiling at me all the time f...
Leaves Dropping
“Good morning Kay,” Jon said to his long-time neighbor. Both were standing, in bath robes, on their respective front porches grabbing the newspaper. “Hello Jon. It looks like it’s going to be a lovely day.” “It sure is. The fall season is here! There’s lots of leaves dropping going on here,” Jon said. Kay’s smile dissipated over Jon’s remark. Kay thought her passive-aggressive neighbor was complaining about her infamous-chronic curiosity. “Well, Jon it appears you caught me,” She said giving a timid frown. “If you are referring to my eavesdropping the other day, then I apologize.” Jon stared...