Carnegie Hall

are only 4 minutes for everyone to get from one class to the next; so please, please do clog the hallway. That includes, but is not limited to, going up the stairs on the left side or walking on the left side of the hall, walking in a big enough group to span the width of the hall, closing one of the doors in the hallway or neglecting to open one, or just walking at an annoyingly slow pace. Remember to sleep It might not seem like it, but getting the proper amount of sleep is one of the most

On a plane going to another country that was failing. Almost all the people on it realized that the plane was not going to their destination and most realized they would not live. A flaming wing fell off the plane and everyone was sure the chances of surviving were very slim. “Brace for impact!” the pilot said through the speakers. The already ruined plane made contact and ripped through loads of trees in its path, making the plane unrecognizable. Elijah awoke and viewed his surroundings, tropical

Gemless As I parked in the gravel filled lot I settled in my car for a few minutes contemplating homework from each of my classes. I stepped outside with my belongings; there was a slight breeze from the remnants of Hurricane Harvey. Clouds dotted the orange tinted sky as the sun tried to climb up to be fully seen. The day right from the start seemed like a good day so I went about smiling and walked blissfully to my normal seat next to my friends. We prepared for the coming

questions. After getting up from the bed, I started to look around. Everything was in ruins. My once perfectly pristine hospital room was torn apart. I trudged through the rubble, piecing together the few scraps that were left. I shuffled across the hall and peeled away the covers to find a perfectly scarred corpse. After trying to get that image out of my mind, I continued on my journey through the desolate hallways, constantly tripping over a trail of empty medicine bottles and an assortment of scattered

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machines in the kitchens.the showers in their coves? Abandoned all the same and the cafeteria ,too- Unfrequented by all but nurses and doctors. That night my ruminations wound me round many corners. Along dark windows .Crawling up escalators. Beneath hall-spanning bulletins of sick children grinning beside their nurses. That 's should to be you, I told myself. In the hospital lobby, a pair of stained glass orca whales hung from the skylight.The whales wavered in degrees. Two-dimensional tales over eight

September 11th, I had just gotten to work and I was headed to my office. I sipped my coffee as people in the halls welcomed me back. I had been sick and I had to miss about a week of work. Today was my first day back. When I reached my office it felt pretty good to finally be back. I had been working on my computer for around three in a half hours before I heard people in the hall outside of my office . I went to go make sure everything was ok. When I walked out of my office, there was a

After the halls started to clear, I found him talking to his classmate in the hallway. Once I had stood there for a few seconds he stated that he had to go because he couldn’t be late. He took off down the hall and into his class. When I arrived he was in his seat taking out his paper and pencil to start the warm-up. He quickly completed the

It’s morning, and she’s supposed to be getting ready for school, but she’s almost certain school no longer exists. These curtains are the end of this world, and yet it continues beyond that, wrapping back around and twisting into one another. The halls are snakes eating their own tails. The floor pulls her without reaching out and moves against her feet the opposite direction. There is no ceiling to follow as there is no roof as there are no walls. From her chest, time beats away and slips from

Laugh and smile at the simple pleasures that excites these little ones. Make your way down another short hallway until you get to the Great Hall it sure lives up to that name. It is one hundred and twenty feet long and eighty feet wide this room is large enough for the Statue of Liberty to lay in it from her feet to her head, minus the torch. On each end of this room are fourteen foot fireplaces