A pet by another name_The Courage to Ski_Music vs Books_Preservation of Innocence
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A pet by another name
Daniel jasper was a bratty kid. You know the type always got we he wanted. No need to ask or say please he said it and poof it magically appear he saw a documentary on afghanistan next day he was visiting the country. Now in his 20s nothing has changed he does what he pleases and he answers to no one. He does not work does not have to he is still spending daddy's money. He was into exotic animals so every year he got something new but the problem was he got bored quick. He got a giraffe for his 10th birthday and a week later sold it on ebay. When you have had it all how do you keep the excit...
The Courage to Ski
The Courage to SkiMika, “Don’t you want to do something that gets the wind in your hair?”, “I know you want to share an irreplaceable moment.” Mika looked at Adeline with a dubious face. Adeline continues on describing the moment they would never forget, if Mika would just say yes. Adeline describes white everywhere and a cold breeze with fresh air. She explains, “It will be exhilarating and life changing.” Mika asks, “What is this experience?” Adeline looks up and tells her that she will suck out all the fun, like she’s sucking all the flavor out of the lollipop in her mouth. Smirking playful...
Music vs Books
"When I rhyme the things; I feel like a king" "I am invincible; I can do anything."Thesewww.onedoor.cc are the words I spoke day and night, what can one except from a music lover. The winter approached earlier as predicted. I was walking through crooked lane, as usual singing a song and vibing to it. Actually I was going to my friend house, he had brought a new gaming console. And every kid loves to play games. I knocked at the door he opened it like a flash or thunder as if he had been waiting for me at the door. I quickly made comfortable myself and we both friends started to play. "What are you doing on ...
Preservation of Innocence
“I never gave her away,” the old man says to the young man. “My invitation must have been lost in the mail.” “She never belonged to you,” the young man says. “You can’t give away what you don’t own.”The old man rolls his eyes. “You know what I mean. She never even told me she was getting married.” “I don’t know you at all,” says the young man without emotion. “How could I know what you mean?”The old man makes an effort to hide his frustration. This isn’t going the way he pictured it. “That’s right, you don’t know me. Do you know why that is? Have you ever wondered about me or anyone else in h...