tck2Peru

brush off the accident. you breaking a mirror screamed bad luck. (religion and reason pushed those thoughts back.) forget your niece saw her teeth falling in nightmares. what could it mean anyway? (why associate teeth with negativity?) look past the lump in your left breast. cancer doesn't run in the family, and god won't let it. eat, sleep, get up, delay the checkup: (the lump is a morsel, a mole, a mothball.) six months later the mothball grew the size of a golf ball and turns out to be invasive ductal carcinoma, (not the benign cyst you have hoped to excise.) you sigh, you are in a trance. is it the mirror? the teeth's falli

 The majority of my non-working summer draws to a close today, and what better way to waste time than write?  I must admit I’ve been drawn to writing a little bit more over the past week, sparked by the visual consumption of Anti-Twilight rants.  Many of the points I plan to bring up have been covered in every other Anti-Twilight rant that I’ve read, but if this is the only one you ever plan on reading, than for the sake of sparing you the humiliation of liking Twilight, I’ll cover them ALL as best I can. Let me start right off the bat with the most obvious flaw in Twilight; the characters’ personalit