30 Days of Writing
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A little romance, a little humor, a little action, a little this and that.
Pretty much everything, but the kitchen sink.
Things that just didn't have a place in a story, but still want you to read. Enjoy.
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I'm so bothered by the mess, so I decided to just tell the clerk about it. I cleared my throat. "Excuse me, can you please clean up the mess on aisle 13? It might bother some customers." I smiled, hoping the clerk won't get offended. He's not offended, though he gave me a puzzled look. "There's no aisle 13." Started writing : August 3, 2020 Finished writing : September 5, 2020Concluída
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I'm so bothered by the mess, so I decided to just tell the clerk about it. I cleared my throat. "Excuse me, can you please clean up the mess on aisle 13? It might bother some customers." I smiled, hoping the clerk won't get offended. He's not offended, though he gave me a puzzled look. "There's no aisle 13." Started writing : August 3, 2020 Finished writing : September 5, 2020
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