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No Show Tunes in Delphi
I’m a theater kid. My parents were too, that’s how they met. I wish I could tell you it was during a rousing production of Phantom on the Broadway stage, or even on the Woodford Regional Community Center stage (there is NO small stage, ask any theater kid). In my version of the story, they were struck by the arrows of love while playing Christine and Raoul underwww.onedoor.cc the glittering crystal chandelier of the Paris Opera House. Their eyes locked just as their characters revived the flame of childhood infatuation. The orchestra soared with bewitching music, causing their hearts to beat in unison. I ch...
Bushington’s Box
He’s dead, we think. Maybe, but dogs are burrowing creatures and Bushington was or maybe is a rascal and we keep finding things. Now, if he was a normal dog, we might find treats, bones, perhaps a small dead animal, but he was/is Bushington. You know how you look at certain things and it reminds you of what happened with that thing, like the teddy bear that was a gift from your deceased grandmother. So, we go through the house and find oddities of Bushington and it brings back some memories and secrets we never knew. So, I pull down the stairs to the attic and look in Bushington’s safe...
Warrior. The tale of man defeating a god
“This is the end, puny human!” A heavy voice echoed with determination. The sky was dark, the land was filled with blazing fire that was turning everything into ashes. Passing by them, a bulky figure comes forth, who covered in blazing red flames. The figure walks little further, then stood still and tilted his face down to look a man in front. The man, who was covered in blood and bandages, as he struggles to lay his back on a giant rock. His right arm was shedding blood enormously! Yet, a bold smile appeared on his face, as he tilted his head upward in the direction of that figure, whom some...
Seeking Adventure
After Penelope Simmons's boyfriend of seven years suddenly dumps her, she decides to go back home to the family farm. It wasn't just any farm, it had been in her family for more than three hundred years. Her brother loved being on the farm and stayed but as an artist, she sought out the industrial walls of New York. She had been really lucky and had done well in New York. The lifestyle wasn't without its stressors though. There were always deadlines and picky clients. When Jason dropped the bomb that he was seeing someone else, it just gave her the opportunity to take a break from the whole s...