This story is a fun multi ending story that makes fun of horror stories. The main character Bill has to find his way out of his house with an intruder. You have to pick Bill's fate so choose wisely.
written by Lauren P and Kolin Z
This story is a fun multi ending story that makes fun of horror stories. The main character Bill has to find his way out of his house with an intruder. You have to pick Bill's fate so choose wisely.
written by Lauren P and Kolin Z
Owls are the only bird that can see blue.
Are there more doors or wheels in the world?
How is Norfolk pronounced?
Orange juice is not orange
Head hurts? Good
-Memento Mori
"I'm getting lucky like coins in the well"
Road trip to Vegas?
in me mums car vroom vroom
get out me car!
I went to see the gold at the end of the rainbow.
The end is in the neighbor yard, too bad he already mowed.
(NoteCard Journal)
-KZ100
How To Be A Fly
Show up randomly, and don’t leave!
Keep buzzing, it’s music to human ears!
Make yourself right at home on your human of choices arm,
Bite if you have to,
Just avoid the fly swatter.
Nothing beats the simplicity of a small town Nebraska day.
The wind smells of freshly cut alfalfa and the cottonwoods shade the farmhouse.
We don’t fret about tomorrow, we live in today.
Old folks sit with coffee and chat at the cafe.
The community is one big tight knit family.
Nothing beats the simplicity of a small town Nebraska day.
We bow our heads in the pew to pray
And raise our own top quality Nebraska beef
We don’t fret about tomorrow, we live in today.
Dad fixed up and drives an ol’ car, a Chevrolet
It’ll be passed down in the family for many generations to come.
Nothing beats the simplicity of a small town Nebraska day.
In the mud is where arrowheads are found as the children play.
Their brown eyes are a shade of golden honey in the sunlight.
We don’t fret about tomorrow, we live in today.
Thankfulness and pride is always displayed.
Nebraska is home to the most beautiful displays of color in the sky.
Nothing beats the simplicity of a small town Nebraska day.
We don’t fret about tomorrow, we live in today.
-Squid
Yellow stops in her tracks when she hears birds chirping or when she gets a whiff of flowers
She smiles at the neighborhood dogs even if they don’t know what a smile means
Yellow embodies a ray of sunshine, peeking through the clouds whenever you need her most
She turns the world on its toes drawing any eye as she walks past
She’s the golden sunflowers growing out of the ditches that plant seeds in your mind making it so hard not
to turn back and pick some
Yellow is as sweet as the honey that trickles from your lips
She’s strong, fierce, and laughs with her mouth wide open
Her touch is delicate, graceful, and kind
Her hair in the light reflects that of lively, golden satin in the wind, despite its natural brown hue
Yellow walks through life dreaming of encountering the very components she’s made up of; sunshine, flowers, bumble bees, honey, and the blonde shimmer sitting on top of the ocean at sunset
She imagines swimming in the sea of tang fish colored the same as she is
Yellow longs for the sense of security and safety of knowing she’s found other yellows, who can reciprocate all the smiles, sunshine and warm fuzzy feeling she’s constantly emitting
To make it out of a town that she is anything but
-olive
No matter how many hours of sleep I add
I can never subtract the zero space between my eyelids
I try to multiply my energy by 10 with coffee
It never works
To most sleeplessness plus coffee equals awake
To me, there is no solution
Some nights I calculate the hours of sleep I get
The constant no sleep can be named by the term insomnia
I am less likely than others to fall asleep
The ratio of sleepless nights to nights I sleep is 3/1
This is the end of my segment
Eyes blue, full of justice,
Eyes black, cold, “just trust us,”
Gun cowering in shaking hands,
Motionless, continuing, he stands,
I wish we met before,
They convinced me life is war,
The final sound ends with a blow,
Cowering in fear, having nowhere to go.
Pickles
are green
Crunchy, tangy, sweet.
Vinegar overpowers my tongue.
The taste stays.
Pickle rick.
YUCK!
(Notecard Journal)
- KZ100
How to Be a Villain
Have a tough shell
Always have a crush on someone opposite of you.
No- Don’t do that.
Maybe?
No.
Let the hero win to boost their morale.
Always have quotable moments.
Stand defiant against all odds.
Make big threats follow through.
Always have a side project, like painting.
Blame small jobs on rivals.
Let the love interest catch your eye at the wrong times.
When you fail, blame the hero.
Never falter in your beliefs.
Get the love interest
Realize maybe some rules can be broken.
-Memento Mori
How to be “pretty”
Wake up early to do your makeup
Make it noticeable but not too much
Then you’ll be pretty
Do something with your gross hair
Maybe a hair mask? New conditioner? Satin pillowcase? Braids?
Then you’ll be pretty
Your face is infested with acne, wash your skin with expensive skincare that doesn't even work
Shave everything. Legs, back, stomach, and now my arms because a boy mentioned “I have a lot of arm hair”
Wax my eyebrows, lip, and nose because god forbid facial hair be socially acceptable
Then you’ll be pretty
Stand in the mirror for an hour trying on all my clothes trying to find a pair of jeans that doesn't squeeze my hips wrong but that's still flattering and socially acceptable
Then you’ll be pretty
My pep talk in the mirror before I leave the house: Stand tall, don’t slouch, suck it in
Then you’ll be pretty
Don’t eat that you’ll gain weight, and if you can stay tiny
Then you’ll be pretty
When You get home google “how to get rid of stretch marks”
What about… “how to get rid of cellulite”. If you can get rid of those
Then you’ll be pretty
Go to the gym every free day you have because if you stay toned
Then you’ll be pretty
Have my third breakdown of the week because
pretty is unattainable
-olive
Obtain a balanced schedule, almost like a cat… Stay awake for two hours, sleep for 2 hours, repeat!
Run away from all forms of sanitation… soap, hand sanitizer, etc.
“Wash” your face with only a wet washcloth… no soap.
Listen to Morgan Wallen on repeat.
Take a single bite out of a piece of food and put it back.
Drink straight out of the milk container.
Run away from Febeze at full speed because the smell isn’t refreshing to you.
Chase cats around the yard…even though they obviously don’t enjoy your presence.
Refuse to drink creamer in your coffee if it’s not frothed.
Drive 90 mph in a 30 mph as if the law doesn’t apply to you.
Crank your music as loud as the speakers will go without blowing them.
Wear hoops at all times… no ifs, ands, or buts.
Squint cuz you can’t see because you refuse to wear your glasses.
Get called Cryley by your family members.
Master the “Famous Eyeroll” that you inherited from your mom.
-Squid
Yep, that's me. No not the one who’s pregnant, the one next to her. No, not that one either. I’m the girl with the dog. My best friends are all happily married with families started but then there's me… with my dog. His name is Stevie. That’s the only boy I need in my life… will I’d like to be married but my friends keep setting me up on ridiculous dates. There’s absolutely no hope for me with the crazy kinda dates I’ve been on.
The first guy didn’t seem too bad because he had a kind friendly kinda childish personality. Well, when I said childish I really meant it. Every time he responded to my messages it was always something called a “Me Me” and tons of Tik Toks. I eventually learned to deal with it but then our first date was at an arcade. I thought Oh maybe this could be fun… WRONG. He paid more attention to the games and teaching me tips and old history than me. There was no being Pacman and Mrs. Packman for us. I almost went street fighter on this guy for being so annoying. Game over for me. As I was leaving I ran into a very polite guy I never got his name but he held the door open for me and looked like an off-brand version of Shawn Mendes so that's what me and my friends call him.
The next guy was WAY classier. He loved museums. Especially art museums. That’s where our first date was… and the last date. He was so passionate about the stupid girl reading a book that he didn’t notice someone was hanging up a framed picture of a doctor shooting a burger… an odd choice but okay. I looked closer and realized it was Walmart Shawn Mendes. While professor boring was babbling on and on about the painting I went over and asked Dollar Tree Shawn why he was doing that and he simply responded cause it was funny and walked to the other side of the room so I followed. We sat there laughing about how many people thought it was a true masterpiece and trying to decipher what it meant. Then my date came back over and we left. Still never got Dollar General Shawn’s name but oh well I’ll probably never see him again right?
The latest guy was a construction worker. He was super fun to talk to, loved the outdoors, and was pretty athletic. This one was for sure a keeper. That is until I realized I hate those things. For our first date, he asked if I wanted to go on a hike with him and I said sure why not. Well little did I know hiking should be considered an Olympic sport because I barely walked half a mile and my feet already hurt. Somehow though, people were running these trails with near-perfect form not even breaking a sweat while I had to sit down every ten minutes going downhill. I remember at one point he said watch this and jumped over a canyon leading to his demise with minimal effort. Then I looked over and oh of course there’s my friend who has her entire super athletic perfect family taking a picture in the sunset. Way to go Vanessa I bet you only took the picture silhouetted so no one saw how sweaty you look cause we both know you're not as athletic as you make it seem.
I told my date that I didn’t think this was going to work out since I never workout and to him, that's an issue so he left and I decided to sit in a field of beautiful yellow flowers. Then oh look who happened to be there too. It was Costco Shawn Mendes. He came and sat by me and we talked and talked and talked. I was almost fully convinced he was stalking me until he too said that he was going on some pretty bad dates to all of those places. We fell and love and eventually got married and that my son is how I met your dad Shane Marandez.
I believe no one should be judged on who they are. In speech, I wrote an informative essay about LGBT+ bullying awareness. In this speech, I showcased how bullying could majorly affect an individual’s mental health, the bullying statistics of LGBT+ teens and children, and ways to help reduce bullying in your area. Bullying can majorly affect a person’s mental health, no matter who they are. Bullying can increase depression, self-harm, and can affect a student’s academic achievements. Being “out” or just being perceived as part of the LGBT community can put some youth at an increased risk of getting bullied. As someone who has experienced being bullied, even if you don’t realize it, bullying can affect your entire life. This worsened my social phobia, especially during high school. The sad part is most people don’t know how bullying really affected them until they become older. There are many, many strategies that anyone can use to help prevent bullying, especially in schools.
Reporting bullying is the easiest way to make a change. If you see anyone who is getting bullied, encourage them to tell someone they can trust. If the bullying continues, report it yourself to a trusted adult or school staff member. Being alert to signs of distress in the hallways and classrooms is how you can stop LGBT and any other type of bullying. LGBT+ children, teens and even adults are being bullied (and in some worse cases, hate crimed and beaten) just for simply being themselves. Who deserves to go through that? No one. Some human beings are truly, truly awful. LGBT+ teens have an increased risk of getting bullied, which also increases the risk of depression. LGBT+ youth are 4 times as likely to attempt suicide and 2 and a half times more likely to self-harm. They are also more likely to experiment with alcohol and drugs because of the damaging effects of bullying. If we all work together, we can make a change. I believe that no one deserves to get bullied, no matter who they are. No one should be judged by being themselves.
-Allitini
No
Well maybe
I said No
Why not, It fun
My mind is made up
Please don't the wasabi, Joe.
Wasabi is not to be eaten, Joe
Can't stop me! I'm gonna do it!
(Notecard Journals)
-KZ100
Karen
Manager
Both
I am a Karen
And I am a manager.
My name is spelled wrong on my cup.
That’s the spelling you gave us.
I’m going to go insane.
She doesn’t hear what I’m saying.
I hear her loud and clear.
I’m going to go insane.
I want my money back.
I’m not giving her money that she doesn’t deserve.
I’m going to go insane.
You just lost my business.
I didn’t want it in the first place.
I’m going to go insane.
I’ll sue you.
It wouldn’t be the first time.
I’m going to go insane.
I want to speak to your manager.
I am the manager.
I’m going to go insane.
-Squid
Blood
Stained Carpet
Easily cleaned by
Clorox... repeated 12 times
Add hot water and scrub
Then when done, dry with towel
Jack shouldn't have killed the neighbors' kid
But it satisfied him, how could he resist?
-Memento Mori
One thing thats been made undeniably apparent to me in my short 16 years on this earth is that ignorance is bliss. I’d like to think everyone has a good grasp on whats going on around them and how it could effect their future but the truth is that we don’t. None of us. Considering the world I’ve been born into you can just about imagine how hard it would be to ignore such blatant issues. Issues including (but not limited to) shootings, rape/sexual assault, forest fires, global warming, deforestation, racism, abortion rights, terrorism, and factory polution, leaving the past few generations responsible for creating such a hostile world to grow up in. You’d think they'd notice the havoc they’ve wreaked but many of us choose to ignore it because there are “more important things to worry about”. Many claim that these issues are out of their control and go about their daily lives failing to see the bigger picture. The bigger picture being that not one person in history has ever overcame a hardship or conquered something massive without the help of an army behind them. I believe people refuse to join the army because they're too overwhelmed to start with and think focusing on the bad will hurt them. When I was 14 I was scrolling instagram and saw a “sensitive content” post that was blurred until I click “view post”. I prepared myself for a pimple popping video or maybe a deep cut some would get queasy over. Instead, it was at least 50 seals lined up on a beach, with men in all black chopping of their heads one by one with a large hatchet knife. The man in the background filming was giggling. This was the first time in my life I realized the extent of how damaged our world was and felt the need to do something. From my small home in the country of Nebraska there wasn’t much I could do besides raise awareness. I reposted the video to help people understand the extent and horrors of animal poaching, and large industry fisheries. Only 10 minutes later my friend of a couple years from omaha replied “why would you post that, thats not something I want to see on my feed, it makes me sad.” Exactly. It makes everyone sad but if it doesn’t make you feel something than you wont be inclined to change it. I explained to her that it’s important to acknowledge it’s happening in order to do something about it. We haven't spoke since then. I understand first hand how much easier it can be to ignore all of the things that need to be changed, but ignoring it only causes more damage. While ignorance is a something I understand, It’s not a trait I can respect or tolerate. Real strength is acknowledging the problems at the very least. Ignorance is bliss, this I believe.
It was a summer day in Lincoln Nebraska. I was at my grandparents' house with my mom and dad when they brought me a bike. This bike was not like the other bikes I had ridden because this one did not have training wheels. This bike only had two wheels, one in the front and one in the back. I was ecstatic until I saw that it wasn’t like my other bikes. This one was quite intimidating but my dad told me I’d be fine. As I got the bike up and tried to pedal it only fell over, me almost going with it. I didn’t think I could ever do it but my dad helped me over and over again until one time he let go and I didn’t even notice. As soon as I got to the end of the block I realized that he let go and that I had done it. I couldn’t believe it. I had learned to ride a bike without training wheels. I took off again and again going faster and faster until I hit a bump in the sidewalk and crashed. Luckily I was wearing a helmet but that didn’t save my knees or my hands. So my mom took me inside to clean up and I spent the rest of the day playing Lego Star Wars on my Wii. Well at least until dinner. Then I went back outside to play some more.
The first song lyrics I had ever memorized was the song Last Dollar by Tim McGraw. I really dislike country music but this song stuck with me. My dad would play this song whenever we were in the car. I have this treasured memory of me and my brother playing on our swingset, singing the words to this song. My feelings about my dad are very mixed, but there are some good moments. Some days I hate him and some days I miss him more than words can describe. I’m still getting over what he did, it’s something I’ll live with for the rest of my life, but it’s refreshing to keep the small, happy memories.