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Weekly Contest #367
As Emily’s fingers brushed against the little box in her pocket, she paused, letting memories flutter back briefly, before continuing to search for her money. With a quick "Thank you," she handed the cashier a her cash and walked out the door without waiting for her change. In the 10 minutes it took her to buy some envelopes, grey clouds had stretched across the sky.Ignoring the imminent, Emily began her 20-minute walk home. Within seconds the clouds released their tension, unleashing what felt like a monsoon.“I hate the rain,” she sighed. F...
Weekly Contest #366
Dear Egnals, It has been 10 Earth days since my last report, I have now been a “roommate” for 3.5 Earth weeks. I am approaching my second month’s “rent check” and I have been informed that if I do not live a more hygienic lifestyle, I will be exiled. I have tried to keep a low profile while I study the Earth creatures; as you know there was a short scuffle over the human energy sources that are kept in the cold box. All energy sources are now labeled with the names of the other "roommates", with their guidance I successfully used currency t...
Weekly Contest #360
I woke up to the sun shining through the window…just as I do every day. I am not sure what day, month, or year it is, but I know I am alive, and I am alone.But today was different.I looked out the window to see a few dark clouds in the distance; I was running low on water, so I happily welcomed any rain. I got dressed, boiled my water, and brewed my - probably expired - coffee, enjoying small bites of homemade crackers, and eating a single egg. This is how I have survived all these years. --In the beginning, I found and hoarded any and all i...
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