I am at my apartment with my fiance with another, much younger couple that our apparently our roommates. My fiance and I get into an argument and he leaves. I was very upset but thought it best to leave him alone.
He soon begins to call me. I reach for the cell phone but notice it's his cell phone so he must ave had mine. However, his name appeared on this phone as if it was my phone. I press the answer button to answer but all I hear is him grunting saying I never answer and hangs up before I can say hello. He then calls again and I pick the phone up much faster but this time the answer button is now the ignore button so I missed his call again.
This happened for quiet sometime. The answer button kept moving to different spots on the phone and I could not answer it. The guy from the younger couple had tried to help me to but there wasn't any luck. I began to get very frustrated and started to cry. All I could think about is how mad he probably is because I will not answer his calls.
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Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Saturday, July 3, 2010
The Frozen Flood
It was very early in the morning at my mother's house. I got out of bed to my little Shih Tzu wanting to go outside. As I walked through the living room to get her leash I looked through the living room windows. The weather was very gloomy, almost autumn like. There were no leaves on the trees and the skies were cloudy and grey.
I walked onto the back porch with my dog. It was wooden, and worn out. The white paint on it was chipping off and the boards where creaky and loose. I looked towards the yard and noticed the yard was flooded. What was unusual about this flood was that it was completely frozen.
I stood on the porch not allowing my dog to go out no matter how much she fought to run off. I was afraid she was going to drown. My younger brother came running out in excitement to the flood and pushed my dog into the frozen terrain. It cracked and she fell in the water. I yelled at my brother and used her leash to pull her out. She was soaked and shivering. With that I brought her in to dry her off.
I walked onto the back porch with my dog. It was wooden, and worn out. The white paint on it was chipping off and the boards where creaky and loose. I looked towards the yard and noticed the yard was flooded. What was unusual about this flood was that it was completely frozen.
I stood on the porch not allowing my dog to go out no matter how much she fought to run off. I was afraid she was going to drown. My younger brother came running out in excitement to the flood and pushed my dog into the frozen terrain. It cracked and she fell in the water. I yelled at my brother and used her leash to pull her out. She was soaked and shivering. With that I brought her in to dry her off.
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