Flying Gazebos & Other Perils of Life
Mostly true, with a bit of fiction put in for fun. You can decide which parts are true and which aren’t!
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Mostly true, with a bit of fiction put in for fun. You can decide which parts are true and which aren’t!
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“You seem much calmer lately; much more relaxed. What’s changed?” she asked. I was a bit flippant in my response. “I’ve stopped worrying about everything. We’re all going to die someday; it’s just a question of when, so why worry about it” I replied. “The more I convinced myself I didn’t want to get old,
I hate winter, despite the fact I’ve lived up north for many years. The cold seems to kill something inside me, and year after year, when I put away the patio furniture and my summer clothes, I cocooned myself inside the house and waited for the frozen world to thaw. Through four long months of
The old Thompson house sat between a church and an empty lot. The house itself was slated for demolition, having failed to procure another wealthy patron to take up the cause. With lead glass windows and turrets that faced the front of the house, it stood silent and empty – a memory of another era.
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