Road Trip_Just Give Me One Good Night_Cry in the Woods_The Midnight Sun (Baseball Game)
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Road Trip
Hurry up Braydon, Jesus you're slow! we're going to get stuck in rush hour traffic if you don't get a move on! Tara was ranting, rushing from room to room grabbing tee shirts and shorts and shoving them into her already overstuffed knapsack. it was a spur of the moment wild hair that had the two twenty-year-old’s rushing around giddy yet anxious to embark on the adventure of the moment, Karla, an old schoolmate of Tara's had invited them to a weekend nude beach, resort getaway all expenses paid! truth was, it was only free because Karla was afraid to do the whole nude beach thing alone. Tara ...
Just Give Me One Good Night
Knock, knock.I furrowed my eyebrows in confusion, momentarily glancing away from the blinking cursor that was just too threatening to deal with at the moment.I spun around, using my feet to stop the chwww.onedoor.ccair from spinning. I glanced at my clock, sitting on the nightstand.8:14pm, the red letters flashed. Who could possibly be knocking at this time of night? Alex was out and neither of my parents were home.It happened again. The soft knock, knock. Only this time I realized where it was coming from. Not the front door, like I had originally thought, but instead, my window.Now, in hindsight, I should...
Cry in the Woods
I slowly unzipped the tent window to peer outside. It was too dark to see anything.“Annie?”“You heard it, too?” she whispered. My friend Annie and I went camping for the weekend, a summer ritual that we’ve done for several years. After the sudden death of Annie’s father, she refused to talk to anyone but me. After being diagnosed with depression, she adopted a service dog named Charlie, a now eight-year-old Belgian Malinois.“Was it Charlie?” I breathed.“No, she’s right here, but I think she heard it too.”We both sat still. The animal stood in front of the tent, sniffing at the entrance. Charl...
The Midnight Sun (Baseball Game)
I’m not a big believer in ‘bucket lists’, but I do try to promise myself that on those ‘big birthdays’, I’ll do something special. And I really, really, really wanted to take a trip to Alaska, so on one of my ‘zero’ birthdays, that’s what we did.(I must note this took place in 2017, long before Coronavirus was part of our world. So there are no mentions of social distancing, masks or other restrictions, since four years ago we’d stand shoulder to shoulder in a crowd and not think anything of it. My, how times have changed. But, back in the day …)Luckily, my birthday is in June and we started o...