Immaculate Reception_The Kiss That Lasted 60 Years_More Than Just a Thing_Stuck Underground
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Immaculate Reception
“There you are,” he said, making his way through the crowd, walking over to kiss her.“The fans are very loud today,” she replied, laughing amid the clamor, folding herself into his bear hug. Luckily, she had secured the last two barstools. “It’s the playoffs. They’re entitled to a little noiwww.onedoor.ccse,” he remarked and looked around the cozy, wood paneled bar. Television screens were affixed to every flat surface, beaming in games from around the globe. It was a friendly crowd, yet even decades after his stint in the U.S. Army, he found himself surveilling the area for any threats.“Did you find parkin...
The Kiss That Lasted 60 Years
The Kiss That Lasted 60 YearsI was sixteen when an event that changed my whole focus life happened. I was just starting my first sophomore year in high school. My home was in North Hollywood, Southern California and I’d started my junior year in an old well-established high school, complete with ivy covering its gray brick walls.When a new high school opened farther into the West Valley, a territorial line was established piding what students could stay at the old school and what students had to enroll in the new high school. It ran two blocks west of my home address.All...
More Than Just a Thing
1973I heard a beep and then my eyes jerked open suddenly. The first thing that caught my attention was the cheerful old man in front of me, dancing and yelling “Eureka! Eureka!” I ignored him and scanned the room frantically wondering where I was and how I came about.Pungent smelling chemicals in beakers on dusty work tables, reagent bottles and measuring cylinders in shelves and cupboards, a huge beaker seated on a tripod stand with a Bunsen burner underneath, the liquid in it vigorously bubbling- I was obviously in a laboratory. It was quite dark, except for the huge incandescent bulb above ...
Stuck Underground
Stuck UndergroundMy name is Ken, I am 25 years old, and it is the year 2045、 I have finally experienced what it is to breathe fresh air, and feel the sunshine on my face. For the past 25 years, I have been stuck underground due to the dreadful COVID-19 pandemic of the year 2020. Let me take you back to where my story starts, so you can see my view of what it was like to be stuck underground. It’s a sunny morning on March 12, 2020, in Bedford, Ohio. My mom is at the park with my sister Mia. She is 9 months pregnant with me and ready to pop at any moment. As she bends over to pick up my 5...