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I, Willhelm
Frank died in his sleep the spring, on a Friday. From the health monitor around his wrist, i felt his blood pressure drop and ordered the monitor to buzz a message to Frank.
By Klaire de Lys2 years ago in Chapters
Stella and Silva
'It's a deal then.' Mr. Richie said concluding the most important deal of his life with his lovely wife by his side. 'Finally, I can't wait for us to get to business.' said Mr. Salvador with a grin on his face.
By Emma B2 years ago in Chapters
ENDURANCE BEYOUND APOCALYPSE
Days 251-260 We were brought closer to the elusive group we were tracking. The trail was so fresh that we anticipated catching up with them every time we ascended the next ridge. Finally, we set up camp and noticed the telltale glow of a campfire a few miles away.
By Okafor Emmanuel2 years ago in Chapters
Sydney 2024: Thai Rice Frenzy - Simmering or Boiling Over?
The aroma of lemongrass and chillies hangs thick in the air as I weave through Sydney's bustling Paddy's Markets. But it's not the usual suspects – basil, coriander, kaffir lime – that are stealing the show today. It's the unmistakable, nutty fragrance of Thai jasmine rice, wafting from overflowing sacks like clouds of perfumed steam. This fragrant grain, once a niche ingredient, has become Sydney's culinary darling, and its rise has me wondering – is this just a simmering trend, or is the Thai rice pot about to boil over?
By Caesar Valles2 years ago in Chapters
A Strange Tradition
A Strange Tradition Many writers choose to incorporate a theme to their story as a guide for the reader. In the short story “The Lottery”, Shirley Jackson writes about a strange tradition as her theme. She also talks about the different elements that represent it and the relationship of the villagers towards this peculiar tradition. In a way, I believe she aims to criticize how people cling to the past and the “old ways” even tough they no longer make sense. This short story is a way to illustrate how sometimes things should change, we should use the past to build a better future, and not try to avoid the present.
By Cam_ben2 years ago in Chapters
Redemption of Drowning
Chapter 5: Redemption of Drowning Written By: Mariann Carroll, Clyde E Dawkins, and Celia Underland The day before Danny’s accident he bumped into Judy. Everyone in town knew she was a hot mess. Danny was going to plan a romantic getaway with Teresa. Teresa was the only woman he would go fishing with. She taught him a lot of things about fishing.
By Mariann Carroll2 years ago in Chapters
Transform Your Valentine's Day with These Mouth-watering Sandwich Cookie Designs
Valentine's Day, a time to celebrate tender moments and love, is rapidly approaching. What could be a more charming way to show your love than with a tasty box of mouthwatering sandwich cookies? These sweets are a delicious way to add something extra special to your Valentine's Day party, in addition to acting as culinary symbols of love. We'll explore a tonne of delicious sandwich cookie ideas for Valentine's Day in this guide, so you can be sure the day is full of sweetness, cosiness, and, of course, love.
By Foodsmenia2 years ago in Chapters
Why Sitting Too Much Is Bad for Your Health
Why Sitting Too Much Is Bad for Your Health It Hurts Your Heart Scientists first noticed something was up in a study that compared two similar groups: transit drivers, who sit most of the day, and conductors or guards, who don’t. Though their diets and lifestyles were a lot alike, those that sat were about twice as likely to get heart disease as those that stood.
By Krish2 years ago in Chapters
The Magical Tree
Once upon a time, in the heart of the Enchanted Forest, stood a tree unlike any other. Its branches sparkled with hues of emerald, ruby, and sapphire, casting a mesmerizing glow that captivated anyone who ventured near. This was the Magical Tree, a guardian of ancient secrets and a source of mystical energy.
By Story Today2 years ago in Chapters
Café Conversation (A Play)
Note: I wrote this some time ago, wondering if I would ever get it performed, or find a space for it anywhere. I think there is a spot for it here.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Chapters
Redemption Of Drowning 5
Chapter 5 Redemption Of Drowning Written By: Mariann Carroll, Clyde E Dawkins, and Celia In Underland The day before the accident, Danny had planned to take his wife out fishing. Just like their first date. She was the only woman he would go fishing with since Teresa taught him how to fish in the first place.
By Mariann Carroll2 years ago in Chapters
"You Are My Chocolate"
In the cozy ambiance of a quaint cafe, where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee lingered in the air, there sat two souls, intertwined by an unspoken connection.
By Melania J.L.2 years ago in Chapters