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life goes on
Why did I always think things like this were happening to someone else? In fact, we all always think that, don’t we? But to be honest I never even thought of such a thing until that chilly spring day.And yet, they were not so long ago, today I am only twenty years older. Yes, it just seems like centuries have passed or I don’t even know which unit of measurement to use.I was coming back from school, as well as so many of these same days, full of youthful dreams and some, I would call them today, foolish hopes. And even if this didn't happen to me, they were stupid. As with all teenagers around...
Autumn Surprises
Christina looked out of her bedroom window. A slight breeze blew and shook some autumn leaves out of the trees. Christina heard her dad asking her to pick some apples for the hot apple pie he was making. Christina put on her coat, boots and hat, took the baskets to keep the apples in and went out to go apple picking. She went to her backyard to pick some apples on the huge apple trees.She met her best friend Amber passing by her house. Christina called to her. “Hey Amber! Wanna go apple picking?" "Sure!" replied the delighted Amber who was thrilled to see her best friend again. Christina picke...
Fro Yo at Death Dow
"Miss..." The new worker paused trying to figure out how to say Danny's last name. "Gator....Hunt....were?" "Gatourhuntswere." She corrected the teen. "Gay.... Tour... hunthswere." He tried agwww.onedoor.ccain and handed Danny her blueberry pomegranate frozen yogurt. She took the frozen yogurt from him, and got a small whiff of the treat, which sent her flying into the past."Fro Yo at death dow!" Twenty employees sang together while they tried to clean up the mess the last group party made.Danny was only here right now because she promised her father they'd come here right after the funeral. She even booked...
Death Is All I've Known
I always thought that I would grow up with my dad walking me down the aisle on my wedding day or my mom braiding my daughter's hair. All of that vanished on September 11, 2001、 I remember that day vividly.My mom and dad were late for work that day, but my mom still made me pancakes for breakfast. You could smell the bacon from the second floor. I kept asking my mom to stay home for the day, but she kept telling me she had an important meeting that day. She promised to come home for lunch and that we could get Chipotle. School was canceled for a teacher workday, so I was home alone all day. I...