Just Passing By_Donuts and Diamonds_A LIFE IN THE DAY OF_The diary entry of Luna Ellam
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Just Passing By
Pop.A glance to the left showed bits and pieces of what used to be a golden balloon twisting and turning about itself as it gracefully tumbled to the ground. The white string it was attached to sat in a sad heap on the floor, still tied to the blown-off rubber knot.Well, there went Chance's one source of entertainment.Technically not his only source, but after a while, one got tired of the endless expanse of space; one got tired of the lack of gravity. Sometimes. Okay, never. He'd never gotten tired of either of those things, but the balloon… it was new. It wasn't the same window that showed t...
Donuts and Diamonds
“Lenny, I miss you.” Gia Donati wouldn’t have survived the past three years in Italy if it weren’t for her little sister's support. “Then come home. It’s time, Gia.” Lenora was tired. Since their father’s Parkinson’s left him unable to work at the shop it was just her, their mother and one employee, Mari. COVID caused them to shut down for about two months. While abroad, Gia helped them set up a website for online orders and it worked well for the most part. They limited the shop’s hours but still had to let four of the other employees go. Gia twisted her mouth to one side and tapped her foot ...
A LIFE IN THE DAY OF
1973 wds A LIFE IN THE DAY OF… That August morning the milk in my cereal began to curdle and form little grayish blobs. My tongue touched a painful sore on the inside of my mouth which I assumed was a canker sore. It was only 9 a.m. and the thermometer outside had already hit 90 degrees. Opening the front door the air hit me like a surge of steam, making it difficult to breathe. I rolled down the windows in the car, and then sat down in a lawn chair when I noticed thwww.onedoor.cce left rear tire. It looked somewhat low and when I kicked it gave out a slow dying wheeze. Strands...
The diary entry of Luna Ellam
Finally, the moment everyone was waiting for years, actually it has been a few months more than a year but it was feeling like years, so years. The government had officially declared that the pandemic was over. People were dancing on the streets and were enjoying the moment of their life. Children were busy throwing their masks high in the air. Women were busy cooking their favorite dish along with humming sweetly to celebrate the end of the pandemic. That was at that unfortunate moment when I decided that I and Jacob should have a weekend trip to Springfield.It was the beginning of Pandemic w...