What I Had Told You Under the Smoky Sky_Here’s to You, Here’s to Me_The Perfect Moment_Entomology
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What I Had Told You Under the Smoky Sky
My nose pressed up against the car window, I waved - my hand beginning to tire as I watched her clouded, red eyes - a give away to her otherwise cheerful expression. And then she was gone. Seven hours away for seven years now; only photos taped to my wall to remind me of those eyes. That was the first time I said goodbye. After Jenna left, I found myself wandering; helplessly alone. I chose paths without direction and blindly leapt forward. I had not been looking, but I found a friend. Katrina - a companion I’d take for granted for the next eight years. She, and a handful of others, became a...
Here’s to You, Here’s to Me
Here’s to You, Here’s to Me“Are you coming tonight?”I instantly regret answering my phone. I should have declined the call, forwarded it to voicemail. I should have turned my phone off or left it on silent in another room. I should have thrown it with all of my might into the Mississippi River to be swallowed whole by a bucketmouth bass.Ok fine, this isn’t my phone's fault. It is better to have some warning. If I hadn’t answered, she would have shown up unannounced anyway, and the only thing that gives me more anxiety than an unexpected phone call is an unexpected banging on my door. At least ...
The Perfect Moment
Waking up unready for today- James and I have plans, a full day of fun, but that's not what I'm worried about. Today is the day, I've decided, I'm going to tell James I'm in love with him. Today we're going to watch The Suicide Squad, then probably get ice cream the way we always do after movies, then to the new arcade by his house. I've been waiting for the perfect place or the perfect time to tell him and I just know I'll find it today. I have to. I threw on the outfit I'd planned last night and dropped downstairs for some breakfast, he wasn't picking me up till 4 so I knew I had some time. ...
Entomology
They were back in the trees, and this time, he did not care. He had seen them over the course of five summers and still knew very little about what they were, whwww.onedoor.ccy they gathered among those leaves, and why he was so fascinated with them. Every spring and summer, they were there. They never went away. They were a certainty. It was a pleasant thought that day.It was too hot for the suit, he thought, but he knew why he had to wear it. He grabbed at the black tie and loosened it a bit. The jacket was already on the picnic table and he felt a little better without all that dark clothing on his back....