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"To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow." - Audrey Hepburn
I got tired of not posting anything, so I dug up a thing about things being dug up.
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Nice setup and payoff with the lines about the house's size. Also dat endline. Your tales never disappoint.
(Side Note: you may want to tag this as a Creepypasta since that's what it seems to be.)
Thank you! This (along with the two that will follow if I get away with this one) could conceivably be about anomalies that don't have procedures because they've just kind of flown under the radar, but being able to tag it creepypasta and not have to cling to that pretext is a relief.
Euuuughgllglle.
I have well over 20 tiny plants in my room, some on my desk, some near my fish, and I've buried one of my fish near a patch of cacti I planted years ago…
Nice choice of naming for the cat Osiris. And the ending made me feel simultaneously kind of sympathetic for the lady and terrified for what might have happened afterward. Those are dark arts to dabble in.
+1 enthusiastically, and this is the first time in awhile when I tried to upvote and realized I'd already done so. It's a short, sweet, shiver-inducing piece that merits successive rereads.
When I first saw this in "Recently Created Pages", I thought it was a scip, and the person just didn't understand how to title it.
Turns out it's a story with really good characters and story.
+1 from me
Space is a whole lot of stuff and a whole lot of not-stuff — charles sagen
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