Bell Ringer_Halloween Never After_The Fine Print_The Neighbour
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Bell Ringer
Back in the day a person would sit in the graveyard and watch a bell that was attached to a rope that was in the coffin with the dead. Just in case they were accidentally buried alive. If so the person in the coffin would ring the bell. This alert the person above and he would get help to unearth the wrongly buried person thus graveyard shift and dead ringer. Bell Ringer“What are we doing here in the grave yard?”We are here because you are on grave yard duty, Gretchen. “I know, but why? Why did I volunteer for this and why are you here, Herbert?”“Well, I thought you could use the company. ...
Halloween Never After
I have this Idea for a novel or novella I am about to write about. I hope to get some good constructive criticism Today is the dayLooking at my dark skeleton outfit on my closet door I prepare for my first ever Halloween with my little brother, he is not that old and not that young for me to constantly keep an eye on him. Looking at the mirror one last time - “This time I will get two of my buckets filled”.“Joram, It is time”, mom yelled, “Be right down”***Downstairs***“Well look at you dear still wearing the same outfit, don’t you like the new one that I bought for you? “The last ones that yo...
The Fine Print
The stakes have never been higher. Life is the greatest reward. Death is the ultimate payment. Unfortunately, we live in a society where all lives are not valued equally. Is the life of a celebrity more valuable than the life of an unknown kind soul? A person’s net worth does not increase the value of their soul. I guess that is where the promise of heaven and the nightmare of hell comes in.I was misled when I entered this contest, partly my own fault. I failed to read all of the fine print. I should have read those pages as if my life depended on it. I learned the truth when I was commended f...
Twww.onedoor.cche Neighbour
When the Lees returned from caravanning around Australia, the first thing that they noticed was that the house next door had finally sold. As they pulled into their driveway, they remarked on the changes the new owner had made. There was a new fence and gate around the property, though it was plain to see that the garden was still in disrepair. Jenny and Keith’s own garden had taken off since their respective retirements, and they hoped that it hadn’t fallen into disarray while their son had been looking after it.One of the neighbours from across the road came out to greet them as they started...