flax-golden tales: not that kind of letter
not that kind of letter I wrote you a letter, on paper. It seemed more significant than an e-mail. And this way you can’t forward it to all of your friends. I needed to
not that kind of letter I wrote you a letter, on paper. It seemed more significant than an e-mail. And this way you can’t forward it to all of your friends. I needed to
advice for the sixth task There are only seven Tasks. Not that many, really. And they do not necessarily need to be accomplished in numerical order. Truly, it would be easier to obtain the
risk & reward A game is not really a game unless it has proper stakes, she says. If I lose, she gets my heart. I ask her what I get if I win, because
preamble to an unwritten fairy tale She buys the rose from a traveling merchant selling all manner of wares, likely plundered from pirates or stolen from other more reputable merchants. A twitchy sort of
technicolor enlightenment We always drive without a destination. Destinations are overrated. The most interesting places are never found on purpose. Or they don’t seem interesting unless they’re unexpected. Decaying mini-golf courses. Laundromats. 24-hour diners
maxfield parrish sky She asked me if you could take the train to heaven, because that’s where it looked like the tracks were going. Disappearing into the horizon below a Maxfield Parrish sky. When