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dream draft

by roslynbeekolbe
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He started walking back to his bike. She watched him walk getting further away from her wreck of an RV. Her bright green eyes stared back at her as she looked at her pale reflection in her rear-view m...
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The Most Boring Topic Ever

by roslynbeekolbe
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How did people come up with mathematical formulas anyways? Are people born mathematically gifted, or do they have mathematics thrust upon them? Einstein dropped out of school in the eighth grade and ...
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Letter to Editor

by roslynbeekolbe
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The London Times June 2nd, 1953The Highest PointToday we have just been informed that Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay have reached the summit of Mount Everest, from Nepal, the highest point on earth...
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Escaping Reality: Episode Two

by roslynbeekolbe
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I sat in the tree, leaning against the concave wall. It was cool up here, in soft blue and green hues. Well, there is one thing that happens to be a tad bit more complicated. "It is a truth unive...
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Escaping Reality: Episode One

by roslynbeekolbe
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I ran and ran. Trees, leaves, vines, branches, are all a blur. I just need to get to my spot, and I'm feeling very fresh and fuelled today. We had a good haul last night. I can still see the vision ...
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Play

by roslynbeekolbe
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I close my eyes and let the power and the ear splitting sound of the horn shake my body; shaking along with it the thoughts from my mind that always make it too hard to be conscious. I used to be afr...
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Interview

by roslynbeekolbe
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As I walked into the interview, I was nervous, but not defeated. I was wearing my most professional out fit, a navy blue dress suit, and I felt fairly confident. I composed myself when the boss of the...
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It's Your Decision

by roslynbeekolbe
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I desperately needed to get out of this place. All the grief and despair was weighing on me like a heavy fog that was pushing me down, and down. I made my way hastily out of the full church, pushing t...
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The Mark He Left, the One I'll Leave

by roslynbeekolbe
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Pulled from a sound sleep, I grudgingly get out of bed, because I know there is no chance of gaining back that thoughtless unconsciousness, that escape that comes with slumber. My spirit's already gro...
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Running Into Love: Part Three

by roslynbeekolbe
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Chapter Three After the run, which was pretty fantastic, it was Calla's turn to drive to school, and after we got there Nate and I walked up the walk to the school. Since Calla was used to being late,...
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Running Into Love: Part Two

by roslynbeekolbe
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After supper and math homework, I went to my room and logged on to MSN. Other than a few people at school that I didn't really want to talk to, there was no body on. I was about to sign off when I hea...
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Running Into Love: Part One

by roslynbeekolbe
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I awoke to the sound of Soulja Boy Crank Dat.I turned off my clock radio and jumped out of my warm bed. I grabbed some shorts and a t-shirt, to put over my sports bra and spandex that I had slept in. ...
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Just As The Sun Sinks

by roslynbeekolbe
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Just As The Sun SinksI looked down at my baby boy, pink and soft, wrapped tightly in a white plush blanket, this miracle of joy who began in my life 8 months earlier, had now joined me in the world on...
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