“Really, you won’t play football anymore!” “No. I love football, but flag football is much safer because you don’t get tackled! I-I can do ballet in the summer, spring, and fall, and flag football with all my friends in the winter time! It’s a perfect schedule. Please, please let me do this!
“Fine, but only this time, the last time. I swear, and if we don’t win, I’m done for
“Look, I don’t know, it’s hard,” said Middleton. “[I miss it], I really do, but as I said we will be entering into a new group of people, who do things differently. I still go to the games, which is the main thing for me – I just don’t sit in The Burrow anymore.”
“Fine, but I still don’t understand how this game is going to make me feel better.” I grudgingly sighed.
What happened?” “I played like 5 mins tonight. It’s not even fun anymore. I’m not good.” “You are a good player. Some people just think you have to score points to be good. You are a good player. If it's not fun then yeah you shouldn’t play. Why do something that isn't fun? It's up to you and I support you no matter what. I love you very much.”
INFINITE Final Draft 18/3/13 Word Count: 777 I never understood the point of reading. My parents first introduced my siblings and I to its world at the early age of two. We were familiarized with letters, taught to link sound the visual and formed words with a stuttering start. We became accustomed to the
“Well after another long season they lost again. The score and record for the Cardinals Since we play college. Do you want to ask Mike Matheny if he can watch us play just 1 game?”
'The book, how will it end?' I popped the question as his fingers absent mindedly made curls in my hair. We had been lazing around for quiet a while now. Autumn was at its peak and a chill had started settling in my bones. He gave me a sidelong glance as he mumbled, 'Don't you wanna know that yourself?' even though his face remained hidden by his diary I could've sworn I saw a ghost of his smile. 'Come on don't be sucha tease' upon hearing the impatience in my voice he huffed a laugh and sat his diary aside. I sat up beside him, our backs leaning on the old oak tree.
“I just figured that if we played a game, it would take your mind off of it.”
“How long has it been since I’ve felt like this?” I wondered as I walked along the greenish-gray pond. My back baked in the radiating light of the sun while I pondered on about the life I lived leading up to this serene moment.There was a hectic crowded rummaging about, everyone filled with astonishment, boredom, irritation, and exhaustion. Despite all of this everything was in a calm silence. Hordes of people, but I still felt alone.
“Fine you can do whatever silly things that you want to do, and I’ll guarantee that you’ll regret it sooner or later, but first let me show you this soccer video.”
Darren Nicholls has switched between state competitions five times in as many seasons, all for the love of Rugby League. He signed with the Brisbane Broncos and played for their feeder club, Norths Devils, from the Wyong Roos in 2014, before playing a season with the North Sydney Bears in
After, I drove home and brewed a large pot of Starbucks Pikes Place Coffee. I selected comfortable attire to wear, and poured myself a giant mug of coffee. Took the book off the shelf, and curled up with a soft, fuzzy blanket in my favorite spot. From my favorite leather chair situated in front of the fireplace in my living room, I opened the book and became engulfed in the rich world the author created. I had never heard of this author, nevertheless, the book captured my attention in the first chapter. I simply inhaled the rest of the trilogy.
This book was like nothing she had read before. Her love of dinosaurs and magic made it easy for her to get sucked into to this parallel world. When it was time for bed, she would pretend to put the book away until her mother kissed her good night and shut the door; then she would open the book, and continue reading into the late hours of the night. She was fascinated by the way the words danced across the page in perfect unison. Every sentence flowed with such ease that it seemed effortless. She loved to read, to learn, to
“Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I'm very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.” - Bill Shankley (Khurana) The passion around the world when it comes to the game of soccer is immeasurable. Known as football in