Telling The Sun Goodnight_Remember Me When I Am Gone Away (L1、1)_Time laps_6025
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Telling The Sun Goodnight
As I stepped foot on that dirty old bus I noticed something. Something different. Something totally unusual. But no one else seemed to care. “You’re not listening to me!” I said angrily into the phone. “What is there to listen to? The sun rises in the east and sets in the west, you’re going crazy.” “No, I’m not! Look out your window, please for me Keeks.” “I am looking out my window, the sun is rising- in the east!” She says sighing. “No, it’s not!” “Look I got to go, we’ll talk when you get to school.” “Okay.” I sigh. I was very concerned. Kiki was the second person I called, after my mom...
Remember Me When I Am Gone Away (www.onedoor.ccL1、1)
Remember me when I am gone away (or else!) Remember me when I am gone away, Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand, Nor I half turn to go yet turning stay. ~ Christina Rosetti Not a place on the map of most tourists, unless they’re the ones who make the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Galicia sits in the northwestern corner of the Iberian Peninsula, north of Portugal, from which it’s separated by the Minho River. Even more so than the northwest corner of the U.S., Galicia has a climate wit...
Time laps
A time laps... “This day again... As if life is not messy enough. Tonight we lose an hour of sleep. Again with annual spring madness... Why only an hour, huh? If our authorities had any power, they would jump us 100 years forward, just to pass a burden of paying our pensions onto the next generation of people.” John was not your regular grumpy old man; he was SUPER grumpy. Everyone who knew him would rather not, and he was the definition of a frown. It was almost as if he had a rule, 3NF – as in “no fun, no friends, no family”. “Actually, if I could move this stupid alarm clock for a hundred y...
6025
I fell asleep and woke up four thousand years later? I made a point of setting the alarm on my phone to make sure it would wake me up an hour earlier in the morning due to daylight saving time. The meeting tomorrow was a great opportunity. My book was being turned into a mini-series. I set the phone alarm. No big deal, right? It shouldn’t have been. I woke up an hour early. Mission accomplished. I wouldn’t be late. Good beginning to the spring season. Great! Something had changed though. When I drove the thirty miles into town almost everything was changed. The publishing company I work with ...