Week 3: Tell it/Tweet it Crystalline frost crawled across the landscape like an animated summoning from some Ancient Ice Demon, engulfing trees, creeping up buildings, glossing over puddles and fountains, and turning them solid. I watched from my perch on the ninth floor of my apartment building the ice sheet engulf the wishing fountain down …

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Dear Daniel, Start preparing. Drop whatever you are doing right now and hoard food. The undead spare no one. The outbreak occurs in California so if you can, get a plane ticket to a different continent. While this will not stop the inevitable, it will delay it. My number one advice to you is to Read more about Letter to myself pre-apocalypse[…]

My favorite historical figure is JFK. I relate to him because we are both from Massachusetts. He is also my favorite historical figure because as a president i feel like he brought a certain swagger to the workplace. He also saved his crew in the Navy. Now something weird…   To tie this to the Read more about JFK in the Apocalypse[…]

Its cold. I am wet sitting in a swamp. I am the last woman in existence. Where most woman would give up and accept their fate, i refuse. I pick myself out of the swamp once again and scavenge the nearby lands for anything of use that I may have missed. I also look for Read more about Alternate Ending to The Screwfly solution[…]

A dumbbell would be a perfect tool for surviving the apocalypse because it can keep you in shape and fend off evil. It can also be used short and long range!  https://www.amazon.com/review/R2W40AEY73OR1G/ref=pe_1098610_137716200_cm_rv_eml_rv0_rv

Amazon Review on The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead by Max Brooks: During the arise of zombie apocalypse, my world became a difficult place to live “comfortably”, what was needed to survive before The End co...

… Alice crept closer to the man as the grey light rose upon the watery air. “Kiss me!” she whispered suddenly, throwing her arms around his neck. He could feel her trembling. “Say you love me; hold me in your … Continue reading →

Old School Radio I know it looks simple, old, obsolete. BUT this very radio saved many a life in the apocalypse. These dinosaur radios will be the only available source of telecommunications in a potential apocalypse.   Review: It is a must have device. I have been gathering them recently in case if the power … Continue reading This single object saved my life! Tune into The End… of Storytelling As We Know It!

*As the two main characters in Finis are in their shelter hiding from the intensity of the new sun (star) that just reached the Earth* The two were stranded in the bunker with an odd sense of comfort and insecurity at the same time. They were conversing and turning over possibilities on how to survive … Continue reading Finis (Alternate Ending) by Frank L. Pollack and David A. Slupek

… In the nursery the jungle burned. Blue lions roared, purple giraffes bounded off. The panthers ran in circles, changing color, and ten million animals, running before the fire, vanished off toward a distant steaming river… Ten more voices died. … Continue reading →

Hello Everyone. This past week was crazy! My dad was walking to the train and got hit by a car. The guy in the car did not stop and kept driving away. My dad called me and I picked him up and went to the hospital. He was checked over and everything was good. We … Continue reading Up-Goer Five Your Writing

For this week, I  decided to tweak this assignment from Week 3. I believe that I could have used better language to and more description to add content to the story I was telling. Here is my new submission.   The financial crisis is the least of our worries at this point. The stock market … Continue reading Tell It / Tweet It – The Disease is here to stay (Revised)

Here is my Amazon review of an item I recently bought for the Apocalypse