Motion of the Ocean_The Cat Who Wouldn’t Be Denied_Opportunity can strike out of the blue_The Portal
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Motion of the Ocean
*Sensitive topic is death* Hello, my name is Richard. I am a rock in the ocean. My best friend is Stuart, he is a starfish. We try our best to stick together, but sometimes the ocean current is too strong and washes me away from Stuart. He then has to travel the oceans to find me. I’m quite the paranoid type, so I am worried that Stuart will get tired of this happening, and might leave me one day. He assures me that it will never happen, but never say never ya know. You must understand, Stuart travels a lot for me so he’s become very extraverted. On the other hand, I am a rock. I have no free ...
The Cat Who Wouldn’t Be Denied
Let me state clearly from the outset: I am not a cat person! In fact, I am not even a pet person. That said, I have “inherited” or been hostess to a number of pets during my eighty years on this planet, all of whom were brought home by my children. Each ismemorable in its own way, but there is one who quickly jumps to the top of the list. Yes, you heard me right! JUMPS! In the fall of 1989, I was still a newcomer to South Carolina, having made a difficult move from my old home in West Tennessee more or less alone. My four children were all either in college or living on their own, until one b...
Opportunity can strike out of the blue
It was early morning and the sun shone brightly. A man waited before a writer's office where he was called. He was tall and handsome with a round face. It was a tall office and one could see the entire city from the roof. A man who was inside the office, came and opened the door. The man asked,"why are you here, Sir?"."The famed author Hearth William had called me", the tall man replied."What's your good name, Sir?", asked the man who looked like the guardian of the building. "I am Billy Henriques", the man replied. "My name's Erik. I will go into the office and inquire if I can let you in"...
The Portal
One day I was bored, so I went to look in the crawl space for some things. I moved the boxes to look for something I knew was in the back. I kept crawling further and further. I don’t remember the space being this big, I thought. Then suddenly, I hit a door. Where did this come from? I thought. I stood up and brushed off the snow. Half expecting to see Mr. Tumnus waiting for me, I was a little disappointed. But I trudged on, and soon I came to a house. I knocked on the door. “Hello,” a little old lady answered. She didn’t look like a witch, so I figured I was safe. But again, being familiar w...