Who We Are It was a multigenerational cruise with eight of us total, two of us in our late 30s and our two children under the age of 4, two grandparents in their late 60s, and another couple in their late 20s. Stateroom We booked the Haven H2 stateroom, which
I always knew that you liked the stage a lot. You dragged me to shows - brand new ones and revivals, the classics and avant garde productions that I could not make heads or tails out of - at least twice a month for over six years. And I also
She waits until her husband is gone; he wouldn't want her doing this. She knows he's right, too; one day, she'll get the strength to stop. But not today. She peeks out the lace curtains, watching as his car pulls away, and then checks
She was nine. I always knew that I’d be a good test case for them. It made sense to me why they would seek me out and offer me the ‘once-in-a-lifetime opportunity’, as spammy as it sounds. Given that the accident had made the news, it would be the
Theo met her in a dark street, after a long night of alcohol that tasted even cheaper than it cost. He had taken a wrong turn a street or six back, but he was doggedly going forward, sure he would eventually find the right path when he saw her, just
I surveyed the grassy fields and the armies arrayed against each other, each side resplendent in their armor, shining in the morning light. The rearing gryphon against the soaring dragon, the brilliant gold banners against deep blue, the east against the west. Some bard was probably composing a fanciful tune
After millennia, he remembers only one moment from his actual life: the ending. He remembers the sounds of arrows flying overhead, and worse, the wet thuds when they found flesh. He remembers the screams of the dying, men and beast alike. He remembers the coppery tang of blood on his
Words scattered across the cosmos.