Fate shuffler.

 

 

How many sheep you count at night is how many people you helped in the world.

 

 

"What is the opposite of infinity? It's not negative infinity if that's what you're thinking. In order to find the opposite, we need to know what it is. Infinity, in and of itself is the thought of forever. Earth might go on forever. Humans might go on forever. So, infinity is matter, and how it goes on. So, the opposite would be nothing. absolutely nothing. No thoughts, no life, nothing considered a 'being' with life. A pure nothing. And that's what will happen to the universe within 50 years if you don't do something about it."

 

 

A person lives their entire life inside an Hourglass or a simulation to the general public. Once they escape, nothing is familiar and they struggle to fit into this new world.

 

 

A villain, but the henchmen are two brothers and their friend who do nothing but mess around, and the right-hand man is the ex.

 

 

In the year 3041, a girl finds a centuries-old lamp that housed a genie, but it's slightly upgraded.

"Am I the only explorer here? The only one? On a treasure expedition?? You have to be joking-" I whined. Why in the world would Brett build me a team of useless nobodies?! I cupped my face in my hands, and let out a small cry. These idiots won't be able to do anything useful! But I had no other choice; I ventured on with these grade A tourists.

Foggy, eternity, agreement.

There was a lot more going on in the creation of the universe than the big bang. A lot more. For starters, there wasn't just a blank nothingness that is known as space. No no no, there are two deities that created the universe. Dark and Light. Now, Dark isn't a being of evil, nor is Light a being of good. Dark is- like a shadow. It can't harm you, nor can you harm it. It's a part of you, and a part of you you can't lose. Shadows can't hurt you, but a collection of them can. They spread across the cosmos, casting a heavy film of black over the land. Light saw what Dark was trying to do, create a world where things were born of dark instead of light; for all animals were born during the day and always in the light.

Purples, golds, greens. These were the colors of the forest. The trees were white with freckles of brown; in the dead of winter were as bare as bones. Yet even in winter, the only things that withered in this forest were the trees. It never changed temperature, the sunlight lasted the same for all four seasons. Even the animals breed and grow as though it were nothing but spring all year round. The forest held secrets though, dark ones. Ones that should be hidden in its depths.

Eyes, so clear, yet so clouded. Brains can imagine things for your eyes to see, so your eyes can't always be trusted. Some people say "Is there a picture of this? If not, it didn't happen." But pictures can be altered too. Nothing is reliable. Except for memories. Those are the things that never change. One day, you're you. The next, everything feels off. But you don't know why.

Eyes, ears, nose, tongue, paws; all of the five senses of this animal were magical. Including the not-yet-proven 'sixth sense'; the ability to warn the animal of threats before they open. 10% of all animals had magic, so it wasn't rare. But only 1% of that 10% had a sixth sense that helped their life and thrive. The animals in question were the black leopard or more commonly known as black panthers, red panda, encienda, and the eye-eye.

The lightning was so bright against the dark of night, and the thunder was so loud compared to the pathetic pit-pat pit-pat of the leaky roof. If I moved, I could be seen. If I didn't move, I could catch a deathly cold. So what did I do? I just had to move.

If you were to find an ocean in the middle of a dense forest, you would have reacted just like I did. You would look, and look, and look again. Then take off your shoes and dip a few toes in, to make sure you weren't crazy. And if it was liquid, you would've rolled up your jeans as far as they would go, then wade deeper into the cool water. Then realize you never properly learned how to swim, then forget how to walk, and stumble and fall into the water. You would've kicked and flailed and fought to keep your head above the water that was just under two feet deep.


You get 7 lives on earth, and your hair color shows what life you're on. Blonde; 1. Strawberry; 2. Red; 3. Dark red; 4. Brown; 5. Dark brown; 6. Black; 7.

1. Wash and prepare vegetables for chopping.
2. Use a cheese grater or slice all vegetables thinly with a sharp knife.
3. Put in a large bowl.
4. Add herbs to taste.
5. Mix mayonnaise, yogurt, mustard, lemon juice, and sugar in a small bowl. Blend well. Add to vegetables.
6. Mix well. Keep in refrigerator until ready to eat.

Designed with kids in mind, this recipe puts a new spin on snacktime. Try different vegetables or dried fruit for a different-looking "butterfly".

1. Wash hands with soap and water.

2. Clean celery with vegetable brush under cool running water.

3. Cut celery in half crosswise.

4. Fill center of each celery stick with one tablespoon of peanut butter. This is the body of the butterfly

5. Add two pretzels to form the butterfly’s wings.

6. Use extra pretzel pieces for antenna and raisins for decoration.

10 minutes

Vary your apple “sandwich” using different nut butters and dried fruits.  

1. Mix pudding according to package directions, except use 3-1/2 cups milk. Beat in peanut butter.

2. Line a 9"x13" pan with half the graham cracker squares. Three squares will have to be cut in half to line the pan.

3. Spread pudding mixture over graham crackers. Top with remaining crackers.

4. Freeze for four hours.

5. Cut into squares and remove from pan.

6. Store in a plastic bag in the freezer.

1. Drain and rinse the beans. Drain the corn.
2. Combine beans, corn, and salsa in a medium-size bowl. Mix.

1. Mix cereals together in a large bowl.

2. Add raisins, peanuts, and coconut; mix well.

3. Eat it dry or with milk.