Natalie Spack
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I always have a notebook around so I can write down my thoughts! Anything from scripts, short stories, novels, songs, to poems! I also love comedy and make my own funny sketches on youtube (www.youtube.com/nataliespack)
Stories (43)
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Camellias. Top Story - June 2021.
The net didn’t bother her anymore. She had gotten used to the way the tan mesh obscured her vision and turned the world into an abstract painting. She liked the way it shielded the harsh sun. After a few years of wearing the protective suit, her eyes had become unaccustomed to the vibrant colors of the unshielded world and the bright light of the sun.
By Natalie Spack5 years ago in Fiction
Get out of L.A.
“Get out of L.A." they all say. The pollution, the homeless crisis, the shallow friendships, and the isolation are a few things they list off for their reasoning. But their hardness of heart has caused them to stop noticing the flowers. Literally. They march on their causes — yelling loudly at the wrongs in the world — while forgetting to acknowledge the beauty, too.
By Natalie Spack5 years ago in Earth
Eyes on the Horizon. Third Place in Fair Winds Challenge.
The waves crashed into the rocks like they had done every morning. I stood at the water's edge, searching for something that isn't supposed to exist. My father died declaring its existence. He was hanged for treason on my tenth birthday. For five years since that day, I have come here everyday in the early dawn, through rain and freezing temperatures, hoping to prove he didn't die for nothing.
By Natalie Spack5 years ago in Futurism
The Transfer
Cassidy kept her head down and her hood up as she crossed over to the opposite side of the street. She was now walking through the dreaded part of her daily morning walk. Her Nike footsteps quickened as she plugged her ears with AirPods to drown out the street sounds.
By Natalie Spack5 years ago in Criminal
What Football Game?
The Super Bowl came and went and you might be someone who has no idea what happened. Hopefully by now you've gained a trick: if you say Tom Brady won, you have a good chance of being right even if you didn't watch the game. You also might be someone who mixes up sports terms; is it the Super Bowl, Stanley Cup, or World Cup? Honestly, you're probably safe if you just say some type of dish. Super Plate?
By Natalie Spack5 years ago in Feast
Trendy Minimalism. Third Place in So 2020 Challenge.
"I gave away my student loans, my credit card debt, and my middle name." -The Trendy Girl Presents: Minimalism Did you give away everything you own yet? If not, you're behind and haven't jumped onto the 2020 trend of minimalism. Less is more. Less is everything. But in reality, it's not.
By Natalie Spack5 years ago in Motivation
