One year into working a professional career, I made the best decision I ever made. You see, I was living pretty well; a nice flat downtown with nice furniture. I had a nice car; nothing special, but I wouldn’t have to worry about it breaking down on me or anything silly. I was living theContinue reading “Why You Should Plan Ahead”
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The Death of the King
My alarm started to beep at the regular time; 9:30 in the morning. I love working from home. Because I don’t have to wear a suit, make a commute, or pack a lunch, there’s literally very little I have to do in order to be ‘presentable’ for work. A lot of people at my firmContinue reading “The Death of the King”
Walking A Tight Rope
Getting out of the train station, I grasped my bags in my hand and looked down at the steep stairs before me. –Don’t fall. My friend warned me. –I’ve never fallen over. –What do you mean you’ve never fallen over? How does that make sense? He asked. –I don’t know. I explained. –I just neverContinue reading “Walking A Tight Rope”
Fifty Thousand, and Then A Few
Cecil finds himself back on Earth. His thoughts are quiet, a feeling that has alluded him since he awoke from his operation. The feeling doesn’t rest easy with him. Seeking some sort of respite, he goes in search of more information regarding the Mars Development Project. What he stumbles upon may cause unrest among theContinue reading “Fifty Thousand, and Then A Few”
Randall
“Well, hello nurse.” He sat back in the chair, coated in thick transparent plastic, squeaking all the way back. “How many times am I going to tell you, I’m not a nurse, I’m a geriatric aid. Although I do have my degree in nursing…” She handed him a cup. “I just wanted to convey; inContinue reading “Randall”
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