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Weekly Contest #201
The sun had just set, and the sky was a deep, twilight purple as Sally stepped away from her friends. She was used to going on adventures with her group of friends, but today she was determined to go out alone. She couldn’t explain it exactly, but she had been feeling restless and wanted to break free from the same old routine, so she decided to explore a place she had never been to before. The path ahead of her was dark, and the trees seemed to whisper secrets of bliss and sweet release and accomplishment as Sally walked. She could feel he...
I could not believe my luck. Out of the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, I was the one who won the sweepstakes. I had won the opportunity to meet and spend an evening with my hero, my most favorite celebrity in the world. I got off the plane and saw the atmosphere was absolutely sublime for this meeting, as I am meeting the king of horror himself! The night was dark and cloudy, with not a single star in sight. I left the airport, got in the taxi to the public meeting area, and soon I was walking down the street, my heart pounding wit...
Weekly Contest #200
“Be careful what you say,” my mom used to tell me, “It just might come true.” I never did believe her. *** Today is my first day of sophomore year. I’m not exactly what you’d call a ‘popular’ kid in school. Though I spent one year here already, I didn’t manage to make many friends. So that is my goal for this school year - to make as many new friends as possible! That’s sort o...
(TRIGGER WARNING: Physical violence, gore, or abuse. Mild substance abuse.) I had been attending law school for a few years now and was excited to finally be able to watch a trial in person. This wasn’t just any trial, either – this was the trial of Arnold Palmer. Before I tell you about Arnold Palmer, I should tell you about the town in which I grew up, and the town Arnold had virtually destroyed. Though we are technically considered a “company town,” which is to say all housing – and stores, if we had any outside the general store - are ...
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