Let's All Go to the Lobby

be able to go too. But still only one of us gets the treasure. It had better be me or your father will always think of you as a failure. As this is going on, Janet is taking notice of how Dr. Hastings is sedating her husband. DR. HASTINGS

versa. You're unique after all. Right, right, the story. Once she runs through her thoughts and fixes her outfit, she clears her throat, putting a bright grin on her face, and announces, "Hello, everyone! Thank you for coming here. Welcome to the School of Cliché!" Her smile hides mischievous intentions, while the majority of the students--some are stubbornly speaking to each other, though it is reduced to whispers--pays great attention towards her. "I presume you're all here for the orientation as

kid's parents are responsible for his actions. After thirteen the boy bears the responsibility for maintaining Jewish ritual law, tradition, and ethics. He's able to participate in all areas of Jewish community life, too. I don't know for sure,. (add comma, remove period) but that's the way they explained it to me. so I'll go with it. Having no such elaborate endorsement, (add comma) it's up to us Gentiles to make it up on our own. Twelve, thirteen on October first, I can feel something stirring inside

individuality is not an option and it will not be accepted. “I would like a Big Mac extra value meal.” Calculability is about more, more, more instead of the quality of the product. “More”, “bigger”, “better”, “more meat”, and “best deal yet”; these are all common phrases that show that calculability is on the McDonaldized companies mind when they are trying to bring in more customers. Next, you know that you are going to be able to get the same Big Mac and fries at almost any McDonald’s in the world

Welcome to the Furman Playhouse lobby! Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime squeezed into the few minutes before your IF/THEN experience. There is really nothing to it; you will be presented with a situation with some choices. Make that decision, and follow the string attached to your choice, it will lead you to another situation. Just repeat that over, and over and over until well… Spoiler alert we all end up in the same place. But to avoid any existential crises we will just end with “Enjoy

started. Many hours later, I barely noticed we were landing as I tightened my hold onto my new book. My luggages behind me, I followed Khajak, lead by his smiles, few facial expressions and that confident demeanor. As we made our way to the hotel lobby, I hear that calm authoritative voice again addressing the Concierge, “I need an organized bullet pointed list of the best clubs, beaches and restaurants” Khajak gently said, and asked for adapters, epsom salt, a yoga mat and other necessities, as

On Saturday evening, with his nerves strung tighter than a bow, Arthur backed his black Ford Mustang out of his parking space and drove toward George Washington Hospital. Tristan insisted he wanted to come along, promising he’d sit in the hospital lobby. While Arthur wanted to sit in the car alone and stress, he didn’t blame Tristan for wanting to tag along, because Arthur had instigated a real shit storm outside of the hospital last night and had almost been arrested. When Arthur arrived at the

We all followed. While waiting at the front door, I constantly observed my surroundings. A sense of nervousness came over my body as I began to look at the capacity of people standing outside waiting. That’s when I noticed two groups of people having a confrontation

Matt’s blue Porsche with white racing stripes and slowly walked back to her fancy hotel. She walks in the main entrance and rides the elevator with bad music all the way up to the fourth floor. After she gets off, she walks to door labeled 200; Rebecca puts her colorful keycard in the scanner and open the door to her luxurious room.She all thought that her hotel was the best with it’s bleach white furniture, see blue drapes,and the amazing artwork,but her favorite part was the dark brown mahogany

LT. TAYLOR I don’t expect anything. GALLOWAY Let’s face it — it is dangerous, and becoming more dangerous every day. LT. TAYLOR I am aware of the situations in the world today. GALLOWAY It takes a very strong personality to be a lone woman in a male world when you have male supervisors, male colleagues and the type of work it is — very dependent on strength, the ability to be tactically sound, think on your feet. LT. TAYLOR It is challenging! I am a proud woman who happens to be an experienced, well-trained