Welcome to Life: excerptScene One: Opening TitlesWelcome to Life: excerpt
Set scene. Close-up of an unattentive teen. The camera pans out shakily to reveal an immaculate living room, clearly for show rather than actual use. The teen, a blonde male of seventeen, is perched uncomfortably on a tan, leather couch. He is reading, either unaware or uncaring of the lens trained on him. A disembodied female voice says, "Seth? I think I messed up the camera. This red light keeps blinking." She sounds panicked, but not surprised by her misfortune. The boy on the couch- Seth- glances up from his books, briefly, and speaks slowly. "That mean
Ode to ForksWith many names, dinglehopper or fork, This king of utensils is half of a spork. It's useful for everything, except eating stew, A fork can be anything (or not if you so choose) Quality varies in music and prose, Highs and lows come with your favorite shows. Everyone's cooking has good and bad, too, But a fork is a fork, solid and true. For life is not complete with just knife and spoon. The shine of a fork lifts the dreariest gloom. Can you believe it, this gift from above? My lovely, sweet fork: it must be true love! But alas, dear fork is misunderstoof, Genius noOde to Forks
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verauko <3
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~You Must Be The Change You Wish To See In The World. ~ M. Gandhi~
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Chin up, head high, turn and face the world ahead of you...
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What the prince breaks to pieces the poet mends
Beyond the perversion his heart intends;
Yet where does this lead, this abominable case?
To be with my poet to the end of our days...
Must have been on accident when I was cleaning out my watchlist ...
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"I arise in the morning torn between a desire to improve the world and a desire to enjoy the world.
This makes it hard to plan the day." ~ E. B. White
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Drawing is a performance; an artist is an actor who is not limited by his body, only his ability and, perhaps, experience.
-Marc Davis, Disney animator
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