A Strange Wedding Guest_Everyone has a small business nowadays_Secured Love_Happy Valhallidays!
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A Strange Wedding Guest
I’m so excited. I just left my fiancé after a wonderful weekend visit. He dropped me off at the train station to catch the next train home where I have been working and saving money for our wedding for the last 8 months. Now, there is only one more month to the wedding. I am so excited, I can hardly contain myself, yet hunger has caught my attention this bright, sunny morning. This lovely train station has been remodeled to resemble the original train station from the 1800s. Now though, there are several places to eat. I set my suitcase down next to a booth seat and walked a few feet to the co...
Everyone has a small business nowadays
(contains swearing)A piece of advice: Keep your passion as a hobby. //What time?….. opens 9:00am…“Babe.”emails…coupon…“Babe.”A nudge pulls me up out of my dream.“You were talking again.” Quick check of phone. Painfully bright screen reads 5:42am“Sorry. I’ll get up.”“It’s too early, Jess.”I get up anyway. More time to work. It’s raining outside. I love when it rains because it makes me feel less guilty about staying home all day. Even though I’m technically at work. Check outside front door. No package. The boiling kettle competes with the rain outside; water bubbling and splashing and pelting,...
Secured Love
"Christmas time is here everyone! I hope you all are as excited as I am about our secret Santa gift swap! I've got some refreshments set up on the back table as well as a goodie bag for each of you to grab when you leave. DJ Xtreme is here tonight to set the mood right. So, let's get this party started!", Shelly announced to everyone at the Lions Guard Inc. Christmas party. As the owner of the world's most successful security company, Shelly took pride in hosting her company's annual Christmas parties. She really enjoys spending time with her employees outside of work hours. The time spent...
Happy Valhallidays!
CW: sacrilege/irreverence.The snowstorwww.onedoor.ccm raged outside the little cottage, and a smaller storm raged within. The wife saw her husband rooted in his faded green armchair, glowering at the roaring fire. At his right hand stood a small table with a glass full of amber whisky. On the floor lay a half-filled bottle, and another beside it – empty.She knew better than to disturb him on this night but it still took all her effort not to step in and say something.The kids will call when they call, she might have said, and he’d grunt, Ingrates.The people still remember you, she might add, and he’d growl,...