A Star and a Kiss_Teatime Tradition_Thirty-four Years_Sunrise of a Lifetime
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A Star and a Kiss
In a glimmer, the corridor of Grayfall fell away, revealing the life force of centuries and lifetimes around him. Instead of lockers and plaster walls, Cyndric found himself in an aisle of piled cairns and slate gray monoliths. The clothes on his back changed shape and substance, flannel and cotton to leather and linen and small metal studs.Now he saw that he stood at the end of the aisle. Paving stones broke through moss and grass and earth. A man stood to his left, garbed in a dark hooded cloak but wearing a warm smile for Cyndric. Who was he? Why didn’t he speak? And what was the gol...
Teatime Tradition
Dominique sat patiently at the table in her garden, the gentle breeze stirring her hair and the birds chirping their greetings. It had been a long, tiring week and she’d looked forward to this rare but cherished opportunity for teatime with her grandmother. The table was beautifully set, as her Grandmother would have done, with a linen table cloth, matching linen napkins, a lovely fresh floral center piece, and a silver tea set that had been in her family since the early 1700’s. Her dress had been chosen carefully; a blushing pink full skirt with a cream colored bodice that she’d made by h...
Thirty-four Years
Tonight is the dreaded night. The night we are to set our clocks ahead one hour. The night I lose one hour of sleep. And it comes at the worst possible time. The day started with me finding my best friend, my dog, dead at the back door. She usually waits there for me every morning to be let out to do her ‘business’. It continued with me going to drive to work and discovering I had a flat tire. And Work was no better! I work in a local grocery store, and it seemed as if everyone in town was there, and they were in the foulest mood possible. I”m tired tonight as I crawl intowww.onedoor.cc bed beside my husban...
Sunrise of a Lifetime
One day, the sun rose in the west and set in the east. “It was a momentous occasion. It was the very first sign of what would come.”“Keep going, Grandma!” You encourage. She manages a weak smile, and in a few minutes, continues;“And absolutely nobody noticed.” “What!?” Grandma grins.“I suppose i’m stretching the truth. Quite a lot of people noticed, but for the first few hours, nobody spoke up. See, the sun didn’t just decide to come back up the other way, it took a few days. First, they noticed the sun began to shift in it’s position that morning. NASA and other organizations were scrambling,...