The waiter, a tired looking bespectacled Asian man, turned his head. "I don't want this stuff. I want the stuff you eat when all the white people leave." The waiter smiled and

When the magic of her smile faded, it was withering. She drained the friendly out of her face whenever her friends disappeared, just in case someone beneath her might look in her

Oli kuuvalge öö. Tiiger luusis rahutult puude all - kuhu on kõik e-portfooliod peidetud? Tiigrikuninganna oli lubanud need suure kuuse alla peita, et Tiiger saaks saaki hinnata...

I scratched my balls by the pinch-rub technique. It makes me go to the happy place. Then afterwards I smell my fingers. These private joys are all that sustain me because

The town's square was filled by joy,but over there in a corner,someone's sadness was sounding so loud!

Sue hummed cheerfully as she made herself a cup of tea. She and Ann were going to have the most brilliant day. The doorbell rang. She opened the door, but it wasn't Ann. It was

Dairy products truly were the bane of Donna's existence. She had been the daughter of a dairy farmer and now

Tabitha squatted down and hugged the tabby cat. In their full-bodied embrace, they were about the same size. But in her heart, she knew that the ancient feline would

If you want it cleaned right - you gotta roll up your sleeves, dive in and do it yourself. At least that's what my mother always

"Hold the needle still and pass the thread through the eye," she instructed. But the only thing I could see was the fetid layers of breath that settled around me like a dense fog.

There was once a girl who lived in a farm

She sat there in her office chair, elbow on the desk, head resting in her hand thinking. Thinking about what had caused her to react so strongly to his remark. He had only said

Sometimes I think about it late at night. If I could, would I go back and do something different so I could be with her, forsaking this future of wife...family. I don't like the

Jim was always bored when he went to his grandpapy's. There was nothing to do. He would wake up, go down stairs and have his seedless brown bread with seedless raspberry jam.

She howled from the shadows, fingers clenched in tangled hair. Her teeth were ground to the gums and the painkillers staving off the anguish from exposed roots were wearing off.

How could I tell it any other way? Words themselves, pictures alone, even the delicate hands of a mime could not convey

one day when Daniel Tosh came to the store evryone said GAY and Daniel said

Well, of course not, thought tiny Hester. Who would like green eggs and ham? And who is this Sam? He seems like a drug

I grabbed the peppermint gold from my dresser drawer and dashed back down the steps, skipping the last few and flying out the door with as much agility as an acrobat dismounting a

He took the hot dog, gripped it with his tongs. The tong's teeth bit into the plump, moist wiener. He split open the fluffy bun. He spread the doughy halves apart and gingerly