Imagine.
You are six years old. Your sister is four years older than you. She comes into the room, shouting to you about an 'amazing idea' she's had. You're young. You don't know that really: she's an idiot. It takes you another few years to figure that one out, anyway.
She explains how plastic bags can be used to slide around if you put them on your feet. You agree, and you think it is one of the most revolutionary ideas you've ever heard. It's something you'll remember for the rest of your life. You start to get excited. You are six years old.
Your mum keeps a drawer in a small utility room, filled with bags from Safeways and some more e
2007
Resolution:
Make first million after starting own business.
Progress:
:bulletblack: Applied for a loan. Declined due to excessive account activity. Note: Constant purchasing of rare (albeit mint) wicker chairs is not conducive to bank balance. Wife insistent on selling wicker chairs to find money to start business.
:bulletblack: Bought new donut recipe book. Learnt how to make category hard donut, 'Diamond Swizzler'. Delma loves them.
:bulletblack: James offered to lend the money if he can become a business partner. Potential.
:bulletblack: First million still a long way off. Wife still nagging.
:bulletblack: Spent savings on replacing
Desert Names
All of these places can be found on the Map of Truaine.
Sayrath'Barr - Life's centre by water
Ul'asmirr Sands - Great second sun
Baal'si Bay - Calm waters always
Caves of Marl'uh - Above lost
Marl'ti Cliffs - Below lost
Mol'ulmal - Great never-ending land
Carall'ulmal - Great never-ending free water
Uraal-si'tu - The Uraal, always balanced
Ca'n-sae Valley - Water not present
Formatting
n- - opposite meaning of the following word/not
s- - possession
Dictionary
A
ah - oneself
ah'n-osa - you (stranger - not in tribe)
al - words/speech
as – two
B
Baal – the state of water during no wind, silent/calm water
barr ̵
Isolated.
Silence.
I opened my eyes.
I could no longer contain my tears.
The darkness of the shadows was overwhelming. They were pressuring in on my mind, and even my thoughts were shrouding over with a veil of thick, impenetrable smoke. All the memories I had of before were gone. I couldn't remember why I felt so alone. I couldn't remember why my feet were cold and my hands were sore. I only wanted to think of one thing, to be free of the tunnel. To be away from the pain that was surrounding me: the fog of the unknown. I wanted to be away from it all. Away from the darkness.
Through my despair I tried to calm myself. I continued walking