Cosmic Toothache_Can I Change?_THE TURN_Those Who Found Each Other
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Cosmic Toothache
Cosmic Toothache Albert turned the zirconium cipher-cube every angle geometry would permit, but he could not find a way to make his reader accept it. He went so far as to remove a deep-cleansing cloth from his dental kit – which, under the universal terms of policy, would incur an itemized expense he could not be certain of being recompensed for – to wipe away what might have been invisible impurities. Still, nothing. He could not get his reader to recognize the miner’s insurance information. “It looks as if I’ll have to charge you currency,” Albert said. “You can put in for reimbursement late...
Can I Change?
It happens with such regularity it has become almost sickeningly predictable. The desire to change is real, but the failure to overcome such deep seeded beliefs is almost inevitable. Once again, here I sit. Alone by my own words and actions. At this point the desire, even the need, for change is obvious. This is unsustainable, and even after 16 years of marriage there must be a breaking point somewhere. The fear is real that I will find it one of these days. And I promise, again and again, I will change. I will find a way. I will persevere in changing the faulty foundations that these issues ...
THE TURN
Now me. Why turning back? There's no turning back. Why fear when get a golden chance! Thought Rose to herself. Then too she was soo pale.. She turned red with fear. She had never been to rocket nor space why not even in a aeroplane. Her stomach was tied in knots. Her hands and legs were tumbling with extreme fear. From the spacestation now they're calling her the 5th time. She did not know what to say nor do. She took the phone they asked her that when will she reach? Did she left from her house? She only said yes with her lips shaking. There were many questions left....what if her oxygen fini...
Those Who Found Each Other
I’ve been alone for the past four days. All of my fellow astronauts have made the journey home already, leaving me, their youngest astronaut, with orders to stay and man the ISS. My best friend and mentor, Spencer, begged me to go and he stay. “I can’t ask you to do this, Zack.” He pled, his eyes filling with tears. “They say that this space virus thing will self-destruct before it can even get to Earth. You can come with us.” I wanted to take his outstretched hand and ride the ship that could take us all back to Earth, but I couldn’t. “You know I can...