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Submitted to Contest #326
Occasionally, during a long drive, one has to make their own fun. This was Christian’s experience anyway. Cross-country road trips, long distance voyages to visit with family, lengthy commutes toward new career opportunities — the destination made no difference — the mundanity of the journey was often inevitable. Why not try to wring some enjoyment out of it?Christian reveled in making his own fun, whether on a long drive or not. He was generally known for his irreverent sense of humor and prankster nature. His five year old son, Jeremy, who...
Submitted to Contest #295
As a lifelong smoker with absolutely no intention of quitting, I’ve had no choice but to make peace with the stigma attached to my addiction. And, in all actuality, I agree with most of the negative aspects attributed to smoking — it is gross, it does stink, it isn’t attractive, etc. However, we, as smokers, are still human beings with feelings. We struggle, we love, we hurt. In most cases, it’s because of these human emotions that we’ve become enslaved to this addiction to begin with. We’ve fooled ourselves into believing that smoking a cig...
Submitted to Contest #274
Jonas was lost in quiet reverie — head tilted to the sky, eyes closed, skin basking in the unseasonable warmth of the October-evening sun — when a stranger lumbered into him.The park was unusually crowded for this time of year — happy families, young lovers, and solitary wanderers alike capitalizing on the beautiful day. There were kites of all colors, designs, and shapes decorating the cloudless sky; books capturing imaginations under cover of lush treetops; bountiful picnics spread across gingham blankets and vibrant hand-stitched quilts; ...
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