Shawn lost his job and was no longer able to live in his house with his son; they had been living there together for over eight years, and this was where his son was born and raised. He said to his son ¨We are going away, but that he had a plan and everything would be ok.¨ His son reluctantly replied ¨ok¨ in a sad … Continue reading House on Pious by Jayden Rhodes
I chose to do a digital art piece for my project. (And included a short speed paint, just for fun.) I am not the best at video editing, and I figured that since we’ve written something for every other assignment, I’d try something new. The picture shows myself, and a group of papers blowing into a nearby spot of water. I meant for the wind … Continue reading COVID-19 by Virginia Burns
In the next 3-5 years, there are a lot of things I am going to have to take care of in order to ensure my success. Right now I’m just hoping I can graduate high school and get As and Bs in all of my classes. By next year, I hope to attend Bethany College and begin to pursue a degree in sports communications in … Continue reading The Future
“So, what have you learned today?” Mapper asked from across the metal table, his arms crossed in front of his chest, a smug look smeared across his face. I sat there in cuffs, staring at that smiling bastard with contempt. “It appears like you learned to listen to your partner when she have good advice, such as ‘quit while you’re ahead’. That was pure wisdom.” … Continue reading Time for a deal
Dylan Wise The Disabled Vincent Delores sat on the outside of the third row of pews on the left side of the room in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Church in Boston, Massachussetts. He was alone, as he had come here during the morning ceremony and stayed afterwards, enjoying the peace and quiet he was able to gain from the church when it cleared … Continue reading The Disabled
Dylan Wise The Disabled Cult of disabled people that wants to rid the world of all non disabled Leader: Sergeant Vincent Delores (a former marine man who lost his legs in the Vietnam war and wants to eradicate those who are not disabled because they “don’t know what it’s like to feel pain”). Vincent Delores sat on the outside of the third row of pews … Continue reading The Disabled
CHAPTER FIVE The next morning is filled with yawns and groans as I groggily go along. At lunch, I was woken up by a teacher and received a stern lecture about how today’s generation spends too much time staying up late partying and playing on our “doohickeys”. I just nodded my head in agreement, apologized, and kept going about my business. … Continue reading The Show Must Go On: Chapter 5
Living the Day Dylan Wise Justin Fredricks sits in his home, making every effort not to leave his house and watching the disaster that is today. What is happening in front of his very eyes happens every year. The dead are no longer dead… for the next 24 hours. He sits on his couch, wide-eyed, as Elvis Presley stands on the stage at the … Continue reading Living the Day- By Dylan Wise
“My hours at work were cut back for the next few months, I can’t afford my house bills, but I need that amazon prime, and I can afford to pay my amazon prime bill. I did my researching on this new discovery and the only cons are that my family photos will sometimes become ads. It really doesn’t sound all that bad to … Continue reading Primeville by Morgan Langenstein
Digging Too Deep by Dylan Wise Oliver Seton had never run a day in his life. If there was ever a time to start, it was now. He was attempting to escape the vicinity of his workplace, the Pentagon, as being there right now would result in certain death for him and eventually anyone else that had seen what Oliver had done. As the records … Continue reading Digging Too Deep
