Monday, 11 April 2016

Story

June 12, 1922. A man was sitting in his chair by the fire under a blanket. He sat thinking about what to do on a Saturday night. He thought some coffee was a good idea. He stood up and walked to the kitchen. He reached for a cup and the coffee pot to pour a cup.  He filled his cup and went to sit back down when he heard a loud crash in the woods. He put his cup down hesitantly and checked the window to see the commotion. He saw nothing but snow and trees. He grabbed his boots, laced them up and reached for his rifle and coat. Upon opening the door a gust of snow and wind blew him back.  Knocked on his back he seen there was about 30 minutes of sun left before it would be set for the night. He hoped to his feet while swinging his rifle around his shoulder. He set out in the direction of the crash he heard. Slowly he walked through the forest looking every which way for a sign of what happened. He noticed a clearing in the passage ahead. 5 downed trees lay fallen in all different directions. Deep grooves on the trees like claw marks seemed to be the cause of the downed trees. Something had attacked or at least scratched the wood away to the point of total collapse. He eagerly looked around to see if he could see the culprit as a loud roar blasted from the right of him not 10 yards away in almost darkness now as there was only a sliver of sunlight left in the sky. He raised his rifle and looked through the scope. He seen a large object through his sites and thought it was almost the size of an elephant as he had seen the shadow. He aimed for what was thought to be the heart and fired. The bullet did nothing  but anger the creature and cause it to charge the man, he turned fast running back to his cabin pulling hard on the action of his rifle. He reached to the stock of his gun and slid out a bullet to load the rifle with, only to drop the golden casing in the snow. He stopped for a second as he thought not to waste ammo but snapped back to reality as he remembered he was now the hunted and no longer a hunter. He quickly started running again while able to hear the creatures loud pants of breath right on his tail. The man could see the cabin he had built on his birthday 8 years ago when he was 25 and knew he would be safe soon. He ran as fast as he could making a fist with one hand and gripping his rifle in the other. He sprinted towards the door and slamming into the side of the cabin as he gripped the door handle and swinging the door open and slamming it shut behind him. He thought he was safe but he was wrong. He checked the window and seen the arm of a bear swing and break through the glass just grazing his face with its claws, knocking him to the floor gasping for air. He layed there wondering what just happened thinking time was fading then he realized he was alright and ran to his gun safe as the bear scratched and clawed at the door stripping it away bit by bit. He grabbed his shot gun and loaded it with slug. Pumped the round into the chamber and fired at the door, repeated and walked closer 2 more times. He approached the half destroyed doors and seen the dead bear that was huge, almost the size of and elephant just laying there exhaling its final breath. A very close call for the hunter and his home away from home cabin.

Friday, 1 April 2016

Spring Break

Spring Break Blog

During spring break i accomplished alot. i moved into my new house and had some fun, but the most fun was a party that got shut down. Happened on a Wednesday night, party bumped for about 45 min before cops came. Everyone dipped but the true bros stayed behind to help clean and put things back to normal. We got everything looking spic'n'span as a squad car drove into the drive way, we all ran out the back and evaded arrest and linked back up at Parkside, cops came again a couple times but the night went on and we all got lit. The night went on and ended late. Some even ended up in other town seeking a house to crash at. Best night of spring break and the best spring break yet.