60 Seconds: LockThe book was old, older than anything they had ever seen. The historian among them was worried about touching, fearing that it would crumble to dust before anyone could see the words of power written on the pages. The mage carefully undid the lock with a clever spell designed just for this moment, and the adventurers opened the crackling leather cover.60 Seconds: Lock
60 Secondds: TowelHe dried himself off after a long, hard day at work. The fields were tilled, the animals fed, and the band of raiders were dead in the trash heap out back.60 Secondds: Towel
He walked inside and sat down at the table.
"How was your day?" his father asked over the mashed potatoes.
"Same old, same old."
60 Seconds: HappyThe skies above her were a clear blue, the perfect weather for kite-flying. She unrolled some twine and, judging the length as enough, began running, holding tight to the grips. As the kite lifted into the sky, caught on winds that doubtless raised kites all around the world, the girl fell back into the past, where summers were full of laughter and pure sunlight.60 Seconds: Happy
60 Seconds: GeneralHe was the commander, the one who gave the orders about who would live and who would die, but he didn't even have the balls to stand next to his men and face the bullets that were coming at them like flaming burning death on wings. But I won't sit back; I'm going to stand next to them and save as many as I can in this ill-fated, foolhardy mission.60 Seconds: General
NEWS: GeocachingWorldwide techno-hunt has many finds in areaNEWS: Geocaching
By TIM LATSHAW OBSERVER Staff Writer
There is treasure hidden everywhere.
It lies off rarely-beaten paths in the wilderness and in the middle of the city. You might pass by it every day and have never known it was there. It is small. It is large. It might even be completely intangible.
And you're more than welcome to find it. All you need is a GPS unit, an online connection and a desire to explore.
It's called “geocaching” and since its beginnings in 2000, the hobby/sport has spread throughout the world, subsequently g
The Wolves of WinterI have lived here for some fifteen years, in this house at the edge of the woods. I had moved here to escape my former life, to get away from the world. I had moved here to find solace. What I'd found was more than I could have asked for. I had found my home. There is a rhythm and vitality to life beyond the reaches of civilization, a wild energy that the hurried hustle and bustle of the cities could never touch. A purity that makes a man young despite his years and a freedom to live to whatever potential I could find within myself.The Wolves of Winter
Right now, that potential is showing itself in photography. Oh, I'll never cut it with National Ge
Zombie Prose
Content
--
"Sometimes the best solution to a problem is grabbing it by the throat and giving a hard twist."
--
LOL Dongles.
--
"Sometimes the best solution to a problem is grabbing it by the throat and giving a hard twist."
--
LOL Dongles.
--
Visit ©2009~S M V G A L L E R I A
--
LOL Dongles.
--
Visit ©2009~S M V G A L L E R I A
--
"Sometimes the best solution to a problem is grabbing it by the throat and giving a hard twist."
Previous Page12345...Next Page