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Weekly Contest #55
-The Wallet- John is a man who has evening fun, stealing. To thieve is an unpredict game. He works with machine learning, what is a frustrating job, machines telling him what is going to happen, he just pushes buttons and input data. The omniscient computer can answer any human, perhaps non-human questions as well. John lives in a big city where the possibility to never be caught increases. John is an average man, shameful jeans, rusty tennis shoes, unkempt brown hair and eyes, half-smile, for some reason a half-smile makes a person further...
Weekly Contest #54
THE SECOND CHANCE Paul and Jane married forty years ago; it seems together forever. For the sake of their relationship, they developed a polite and superficial way to show they care about each other. Paul must follow the protocols, go outside, and depending on the season, bringing something to their breakfast table putting near Jane’s place with a cup of warm coffee and a pinch of milk. No sugar please. They have a small conversation, did you sleep well, what you think if this weekend to spend in the park or going to the Ohio river watch th...
I SHOULD NOT BE THERE From the beginning, it was awkward. I was trying to keep a low profile with the English teacher that probably could be my daughter if I born in this country. My first language is Portuguese, and I came to America to marry an American man. I retired very early and with 52 years old, I was free to leave the job and the country, so I did. However, living in Indiana is not the best English accent I could get from conferences in Europe and, eventually, a short trip for one of the most critical meetings in the United Stat...
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