A Word, if You Don't Mind by JazzyJezzi, literature
Literature
A Word, if You Don't Mind
Dear Teen Me,
It's your junior year of high school and you're pretty miserable. The Lyme's has kicked in, you're single, and you aren't doing well in school. Today, while you chew an aspirin and hope that your knee will stop aching, you think about where you wanted to be at this point. What a silly thing for you to think. You're exactly where you should be, in school, learning how to handle real people who aren't necessarily your friends. And think of how far you've come! Remember in freshman year, when you dressed in those heinous leather pants because you wanted to be a whole new person for high school? Then you realized the people you fou
Evelyn Douglas was born to be a sharpshooter. Thats what her father told her as long as she could remember. She preferred revolvers. The heavy weight a solid force in each hand, the sun glinting off each engraved barrel. She could fire a rifle just fine, there wasn't any question there. It was just too slow for Evelyn. She liked her life to be fast, just like she was.
Evelyn only slowed down once a year, for Dia De Los Muertos, the Day of the Dead. Her mother was a Mexican beauty, all raven hair and dark eyes. Evelyn looked just like her mother, no matter how pale and European her father might be. She'd sit at the cracked wooden table in he
I have waited months to write anything about my father, mainly to give myself time to calm down. And I'm not even sure how I will feel about this, months from now. But I wanted to say SOMETHING. I want to start this by saying that I love my father, and that I miss him. Every day I wake up and wish I'd called more. It's an unfortunate truth that his very job makes trying to avoid thoughts of him for a while near impossible. The roads are clogged with trucks, and my own office gets an average of 3 deliveries a day. But I wanted to say as well, that not everybody will like this. And not everyone will think I'm doing or saying the right things.