Monday: A Realistic Fiction

stuff. He plans a surprise trip to where she states she lives to get to the bottom of it. After meeting with

The setting is late of 1979. A young boy visits with an elderly man every Tuesday to be enlightened on the meaning of life. His name is Mitchell, but friends call him ?Mitch.? The greatest lesson of life is life.

She begs and pleads for her life and he stops. He apologizes and lets her go making her promise not to tell.

“three weeks, five days” JJ smiled as he spoke, he was walking around with Harley, his eyes wondering all over the building. He wasn’t wearing his robin uniform anymore, that was changed at least a week and a half ago. He was wearing something like Harleys outfit black and red pants with a black and red vest that fit to his body, which was wearing thin. He couldn’t remember the last time he ate must have been days ago.

She puts the newly sanitized penny in the Advil bottle and pours the broken bits of weed into the bottle after. Then, she shakes it up.

The first thing she did was go into the bathroom, pulling a drawer open and yanking a bottle of Advil out. She flicked the cap off it and flipped it upside down, a single blue pill landing in her hand. She looked inside the container noting there were no more left and sighed, tossing the bottle into the trash can. She put the pill on her tongue and cupped her hands under the sink faucet to drink water.

Taking the bottle from Amanda’s small hand he began to fill the medicine, taking what seemed an enormous amount of time. As the silence lingered Amanda wanted to scream at him to hurry.

"Everyone does it. They're just pills that make you concentrate," she explained. She was taking them to deal with her "big day" ahead.

I watched from the hallway as my parents finished packing her clothes for their weekend away on business. “Sarah?” called my mother as she folded a cream colored blouse. “Right here,” I responded as a walked into the messy bedroom. “I just want to make sure you are all right before we go. I put a list of emergency numbers on the kitchen counter, stocked the fri-”

“Ring, ring!” The school bell dismisses the high school. Mia and her best friend Cheyna are walking when Josh Fisher walks up to Mia! Mia has had a crush on Josh since the ninth grade. It’s been four years since Mia first met Josh. Mia remembers how on the first day of school she looked into his dark green eyes and knew she wanted him.

I remember the way she was already withdrawn, how her eyes were lazy and her words were already slurring themselves. How the drugs that relaxed her had to much of an effect and not only calmed her down from her anxiety, they numbed her, to the point where it was already effecting her moments after she took them. I know medicine is suppose to work fast but never as fast as it did on her. However maybe I should relish in the fact that she didn’t have the necessary mental capability at the moment to comprehend the pain, but I think that makes it

The old woman wonder to her self. "If I'm not mistaken, if the pinkish pill work that quickly with a mixture of other drugs. I do wonder what's the side effects of multiple birth?" She laugh softly to herself.

With this she makes the decision to leave and request him never to talk to her again.

The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare, is a novel by G. K. Chesterton, first published in 1908 that follows Gabriel Syme through his strange dream. A day dream filled with anarchists from The Central Council, which consists of seven various men, each man uses the name of a day of the week as a disguise to the others; Thursday is about to be voted upon by the council. One anarchist named Gregory is running for the position though he anticipates winning the election losses. Gregory Syme, the dreamer reveals to Gregory after he had sworn to an oath told Gregory that he was a policeman undercover. Now nervous Gregory stands to give his speech to hopefully win the election, but is fearful that Syme may use his speech as evidence against him.

He lands safely, with her still holding on, and Barbara asks if they can do it