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Weekly Contest #368
Ben had a history of bad luck. If he was able to go an entire day without developing a bruise from being clumsy, arriving late because of traffic, or successfully talking to a girl without getting so flustered that he couldn’t form coherent sentences, he considered it a good day. He wasn’t a superstitious individual, but there was something to be said for the fact that his bad luck, to memory, started when he accidentally broke a mirror as a child. He had gotten so frustrated at the Rubik’s cube he could not solve, that he flung it across th...
Weekly Contest #361
When she was a kid, it was all too easy for Megan to forget about responsibilities and obligations during the summer. During those hazy days, all that mattered to Megan was that she was free. In the mornings, she could sleep in. In the afternoons, she could eat a bag of chips with ice cream on the side. After dinner, she could stay out until the start of dusk, which seemed to take longer and longer with every sunny day. At the beach, she lost herself between the endless sparkling blue water and the stretching hills of white sand. She collect...
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