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A White Bed Sheet
It was my first Halloween. I had never gone trick or treating or even had ever celebrated the holiday before. My family was always weirded out by the idea of Halloween, they never quite understood it. But this year was the first year that they’ve finally agreed to let me go. I was excited, but I realized that I didn’t have a costume to wear. I had absolutely no idea what to wear. I didn't have any money to go buy a costume so I did the next best thing. I took an old white sheet, cut out two holes and made a ghost costume. I put the sheet over my head and walked up to my mirror. I looked silly ...
Bella's First Halloween
Bella’s First HalloweenEvery day, George Marchand watched the Asian mother with her little girl. They played in the garden or went for a walk. The little girl, Bella, was almost three. One day, there had been a pleasant exchange as he walked into town and came across the pair.The summer ended and the little girl still too young to go to school went to a babysitter every day while her mother went to work. He would see them arrive home together as a man from the mother’s work drove them to their place.The fall arrived suddenly and the days turned gloomy and dark. The lea...
Neil Armstrong space Adventure in a Galaxy away from Earth to a place of Aliens.
The story is entitled Neil Armstrong space Adventure in a Galaxy away from earth to a place of Aliens.As observed in a Galaxy far away from Earth Neil Armstrong an Astronaut with the help of the Space shuttle and Spacecraft visited the moon for the first time. Neil Armstrong also observed that both the moon and other Planets had strange humans called Aliens popularly known as Scarecrow living in these mysterious places such as the moon and some other Planets.The Aliens were noted to be afraid as a cheeky Superhunan being shrinkwww.onedoor.cc in all the planets within the galaxy. The Aliens were also noted a...
The City Of Smog
As I flew over the city, I thought once again how overrated humans were. It was a big city, New York City my mother had told me, and as it is with most big cities, it was loud and bright. Flashing billboards, hoards of people, fumes, large glass windows, pretty much everything a bird despises resided in NYC, making the journey through it a particularly perilous one. The other members of my flock seemed to have some sort of respect for humans, as if their toying with new ways to ruin the ecosystem is a valuable skill that us birds are incapable of practicing. I have no respect whatsoever for th...