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The FAE in San Francisco
Later Raven was enjoying a dance with Rhys, while Evelyn conferred with Alain about business, of all things. How far Rhys had come in a year and a day – it was Christmas Eve when Raven had confronted him at the Mycroft Institute, where he was foisting his cherished illusions onto other kithain, robbing them of what they knew. That shape-shifters existed who could still make the change while being observed had sure shocked him! His face when he sitnessed Raven’s change had been the stuff of comedy – and Raven had savored the memory of that face through the months that had followed, as she and Finders Keepers: Gypsy, Chiller, Jeannie, Darkling, Shorty and Butterfly; along with Alain and Adrian ahd led the former Jonathan Montagu M.D. into his reawakening. There had been some tense moments, and Raven had feared they were losing him to complete personality disintegration, after all their effrorts, but at the last moment meeting Evelyn and recognizing her had brought Rhys back to his full former self. That had been at Samhain.
By Kim Slone6 years ago in Futurism
The Fae in San Francisco
The last minute passengers scooted into the train just as the doors whisked closed with a puff of air. A blonde in earth and mud tones, no makeup, hair in a bun and an oversized tote bag obviously loaded with textbooks quickly took a seat, as did the dreadlocked freckled and blue-eyed boy in the tie-dyed tank top and painter pants. The lithe black man in dancer’s tights and hand-painted T-shirt remained standing, so he could move to the music from his headphones, swaying as the train lurched forward and rocked from side to side on the tracks. He just barely held on to the bar overhead, using it for balance and letting his legs do the rest of the job of keeping him in one spot. He made it look easy.
By Kim Slone6 years ago in Futurism
Why Me?
The beginning of my long ardious journey to now.. Hello .. Not sure where to start. So I guess I’ll start my diary at my earliest memory.
By Gambit LeBeaux6 years ago in Futurism
7 reasons why YOU should care about the ocean
The ocean is so much more than just a large body of water that covers 80% of the surface of this planet. The ocean shields us, helps us, feeds us, allows us to travel. It's the reason humanity has advanced so far from those troglodytes in a cave to Gen Z's typing on their macs. It's where we began; it's where we (fingers cross for underwater cities) might end up.
By Bradley Knight 6 years ago in Futurism
Gemini Horoscope in 2020: How to Find your daily career and love Horoscope?
About Gemini Horoscope: - In the western tropical zodiac, Gemini season begins on May 22, commencing at the end of spring in the Northern Hemisphere. It’s a time of year when the days are getting longer toward the summer solstice, where the proportion of daylight outweighs the duration of the night. There is a feeling of change in the air as the spring season heats up, and the hints of the oncoming hot, active summer season are beginning to take hold of the weather.
By Tabij Astrology6 years ago in Futurism
The Progression of Life
What can we say about the origin of life, or what form life may take in the future, and elsewhere in the universe? It can be troubling that all we have to work with is what we current can observe here on Earth, but this one "laboratory" still gives us volumes of information to answer these kinds of questions. For a more in depth analysis, you can check out my detailed paper on the topic: The Progression of Life: Before, Now, and in the Future; Here and Elsewhere.
By Daniel Goldman6 years ago in Futurism
The Clockmaker
The Clockmaker In the faraway kingdom of Tempus, there lived a young clockmaker named Simon. He filled his shop with wondrous clocks, watches, and other magnificent timepieces to dazzle the mind. Every day you could find him in the back of his shop, tinkering away on his newest project, utterly unaware of how little business he had. Occasionally, someone from the city would come in and have him fix a clock, but those times were few.
By Matthew Angelo6 years ago in Futurism
Close Communities: June 2020's New Moon Solar Eclipse in Cancer
On Sunday, June 21st, the night of the Summer Solstice, we will have a Solar Eclipse at 00'21 degrees Cancer. Here's what to expect.
By Kaitlyn Maura6 years ago in Futurism
Free accurate future life prediction by date of birth and time
Life is uncertain. It can be happy for one day and sad for the other. It is absolutely impossible of adjusting your past however what's to come is consistently open for a change. How can free future predictions date of birth be helpful for you? How productive can be your decisions if you have foreseen the upcoming? The answer is obviously a lot. With the help of astrology, one can get to know the challenges and opportunities of the future and get ready to make the best use of it.
By Horoscope Specialist6 years ago in Futurism
The Dyrad's Story
~in the beginning~ For what felt like eternity she stood by these banks, tall and strong; holding strong before any wind or storm that came her way. She was not just a mere weeping willow, after all. She was a dryad, and she was in love.
By Sky Boivin6 years ago in Futurism
Ode to Wings
~chapter 1~ ~Memories~ “Come around the fire,” the Queen Faye waves as all approaches nearby, as she pulls the hood of her cloak more over her head. “And I shall share you a story. One of glory, sadness, and joys. One of honor and woes,” the fire glows bright as she begins to whisper her tale of the great warrior once known as wings.
By Sky Boivin6 years ago in Futurism
Cicatrice
He took the cup of hot tea the old man offered him gratefully, hoping only to shake the chill from his bones as he drank. He had covered forty miles on foot that day, and had trudged the last seven through gathering mist as the late October day settled into dusk. The old man’s hut had been a welcome sight, finally, as the warm light from the window reached through the fog to beckon him. He decided to accept the old man’s offer of hospitality. It never occurred to him to question the willingness of a vulnerable old man to accept a stranger under his roof for the night – and without references, at that!
By Kim Slone6 years ago in Futurism