Take a snickersnee to ordinary words, embrace the strange. Walk around that bend, throw yourself a curve ball, keep the homey familiar, but don’t confine yourself to that reasonable circle. Step into the bizarre, and see where it takes you.
**Cyranny, thought I’d better put my typing where my mouth is😂😂
I preface this with the fact I have never really enjoyed books written by Nicholas Sparks. I know they are wildly popular romance novels and not my favorite genre. But I was ready to listen to something different and am liking the Nicholas Sparks book, “See Me”, once I was used to the narrator’s style. There is a funny line where a woman character is trying to tell an inexperienced guy about salsa dancing, and her boyfriend offers: “you know how to salsa dance?” She replied she had been dancing for over 12 years and learned alternative dances—I grew up in Charleston. Anything other than the shag and the waltz was considered alternative. It’s funny, serious and romantic but I did really enjoy it and the narrator.
From Amazon: “Colin Hancock is giving his second chance his best shot. With a history of violence and bad decisions behind him and the threat of prison dogging his every step, he’s determined to walk a straight line. To Colin, that means applying himself single-mindedly toward his teaching degree and avoiding everything that proved destructive in his earlier life. Reminding himself daily of his hard-earned lessons, the last thing he is looking for is a serious relationship.”
All stars are not in the sky above I’m writing about my love A singsongy rhyme you might despise As I extoll on my lover’s eyes Deep and purposeful they sometimes seem Set my heart into trembling themes The light gray Rules my day.
Less than 1% of the world population have gray eyes.
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holding on to dreams illuminated vision discovers new worlds enlightened by his reading prize is fulfillment in life
Only a minute bit of the compressed air was released, but her vision blurred instantly. A bright glow shown all around her body and she was shaky. She tried reading the lines they provided to determine mental status but only a strip of the sentences was legible. Desperate to succeed, she firmly gripped the paper closer, then felt the ground give way—a switch of another bright light glared, and she disappeared. The doctors at the lab were safely cordoned off while the time travel experiment was halfway completed. Now they only had to wait ten minutes when hopefully their companion would return.
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