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Rustle, Oklahoma
The three of us exited the house. Lenny leapt down the front steps to meet his waiting friends. He showed off his necklace to the boys, they gathered around, and then they ran off in a pack towards the bouncy house.
By Francisco Reyes2 years ago in Chapters
Rustle, Oklahoma
Lenny led the way into the house as that Josh Turner guy’s music played outside. I followed behind Henry, entering the house and closing the door behind me. Nobody else is allowed inside the house. We cross through the living room past the two long couches and recliner around the glass coffee table.
By Francisco Reyes2 years ago in Chapters
The Legend of LLC
Amidst the sweltering heat of a Florida summer, the sprawling farmlands of the Sunshine State held a tale of heroism and destiny. In the heart of a rustic countryside, nestled among rolling hills and fields, stood an old and weathered farmhouse. This was a place where the sun-kissed fields stretched as far as the eye could see, and the air was thick with both promise and uncertainty. This quaint abode, surrounded by the ever-changing embrace of nature, would become the birthplace of a legend – LLC the Rooster.
By Rivahn P2 years ago in Chapters
A Techno Carol (with Apologies to Charles Dickens) - A Story in Five Parts. Top Story - January 2024.
Part I: “Go to your room!” Dad shouted at him, but it was his mother who was in tears. Jimmy Curtis knew that this was serious when he saw what happened. The presents were being wrapped, and he could have waited in his room…but why bother? His parents knew what he wanted for Christmas, and here it was, Christmas Eve, and they were still getting things ready for the big day. So, why didn’t they get him the system he wanted? Why a stupid-looking 2.0 version of the super Benevolt gaming set? And no extra controllers for it? He had to say something.
By Kendall Defoe 2 years ago in Chapters
Pineapple Alchemy: Fua's Green Revolution in Cleaning
In a world where half of every pineapple ends up in the trash, one innovative company is leading the way in turning fruit scraps into natural soap and cleaners. Fua, derived from the phrase "fruit warrior," is revolutionizing the cleaning industry by harnessing the power of fermented fruit enzymes to create effective and eco-friendly household products.
By Arthy Raj2 years ago in Chapters
Unraveling the Layers of a Young Mind: A Glimpse into Her Delightful Contradictions
In my attempt to decipher the inner workings of her mind, I found myself in a perplexing maze of contradictions. "I did not know how her mind worked. I do not want to know still," I mused, captivated by the enigma she presented.
By fekratanya2 years ago in Chapters
Oliver's Quest. Part 1-4
Chapter 1 The Great Dream In the quiet town of Oakridge, nestled amidst rolling hills and serene landscapes, there lived a young boy named Oliver. From a tender age, Oliver had harbored a great dream - a dream of becoming famous. He yearned to leave his mark on the world, to be known far and wide for his extraordinary talents.
By Richard Blockmaster2 years ago in Chapters
Environmental Changes
A potential geomagnetic storm may result in the mesmerizing display of the Northern Lights illuminating the skies across the United States.
By Akib2 years ago in Chapters
Bilona Ghee: Bhavish Chaudhary's Handcrafted Culinary Artistry
In the heart of Rajasthan, India, Bhavish Chaudhary and his mother, Shushila, dedicate hours to the meticulous art of churning bilona ghee. This traditional clarified butter, crafted with a specific wooden beater called a "bilona," stands out for its unique production process using milk from South Asian cow breeds. Though pricier than factory-made alternatives, the demand for Bhavish's handcrafted ghee has soared. Let's delve into the reasons behind its popularity and the intricate process that makes it exceptional.
By Arthy Raj2 years ago in Chapters
Coconut Chronicles: Sri Lanka's Rise in Global Markets
In Sri Lanka, a bustling factory produces over 30,000 metric tons of coconut annually, yet the majority is destined for international markets such as Europe, the US, and Canada. The global demand for coconut products, positioned as superfoods, has skyrocketed in recent years. With U.S. coconut oil consumption rising by almost 30% since 2018, companies like Navic Mills, a five-year-old enterprise, have emerged as major players, generating $40 million annually by offering coconut oil, cream, water, and milk.
By Arthy Raj2 years ago in Chapters
Transforming Waste into Sustainable Footwear
In a world where nearly 50 billion shoes are produced annually, a significant environmental challenge arises as most end up in landfills. However, a pioneering company in the Netherlands, Fast Feet Grind (FFG), claims to have cracked the code on recycling footwear, processing up to 2500 shoes per hour. Join us as we explore the hurdles faced by the industry and how innovative initiatives by big brands like Adidas and grassroots entrepreneurs like FFG are reshaping the future of sustainable shoe manufacturing.
By Arthy Raj2 years ago in Chapters
Whispers of Imagination
Whispers of Imagination: A Compact Journey into Creative Storytelling Embark on a condensed odyssey into the art of storytelling with "Whispers of Imagination." Crafted for busy dreamers and aspiring storytellers, this compact eBook is your express ticket to the core elements of creative expression. Join a community of readers exploring the secrets to crafting narratives that resonate in a succinct yet impactful journey.
By Thiago Assis2 years ago in Chapters