You prepare to go to sleep for the night and begin to become one with your bed. Close your eyes and pay attention. What is the first sensory observation you make? Could it be the hue of black that suffocates your eyes in the dead of night? Is it the warm touch of your fingers as they press the bedsheets they rest under? Perhaps a tingle on your feet as something unknown or somewhat ethereal pulls at them mockingly. But what could you hear at a time like this? What is the prop

He’d always known he’d leave this room. Noah looked over the room that encased so many memories, so many stories now turned into history. It was a quaint room with purple tinted wallpaper he’d inherited when he moved back from school; he didn’t bother to change it as he got accustomed to it over time. It was his sister’s older room before the family agreed to move her downstairs with a proper bathroom, oh how he’d wish for a place of his own. He made his bed and fixed the w

The Fox Take a look at the skills you have, either mastered or still in training, as vast as the seas of the world. Would you know what to do with them? Some people hone skills as amazing cooks; it is a common social rule that people rely on those with specific strengths. Of course, it all depends on what they do with them that matters. Photographers have a sense of archiving important moments of history with their images, and artists create marvelous canvases reflecting sta