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“I got about six more,” Abbot declared as he slammed a stack of unopened envelopes on the counter in front of me. I felt my face twirl into a smirk. “January is not a good month for New Years Resolutions,” I said. “What were they?” Abbot shrugged. “I don’t know. We’re not supposed to open them.” “I open them,” I said. Really, there wasn’t a point in working here if I couldn’t discreetly laugh at all the failed resolutions, but it was strictly against the rules to open the envelopes and Abbot valued the job too much to break r...
Weekly Contest #104
When I was nine years of age, my young mind unironically believed that there was such a thing in the world as a "Friend Fairy", which, on the contrary to the classic Tooth Fairy, would have you exchange money for a friend. Which, of course, is an idea so unrealistic and depressing for a nine-year-old to think of on his own that the idea on itself would create an entire museum for unrealistic and depressing things and be the first exhibit. However, my young and unfortunately stupid mind did not only think of this concept, but also believed...
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