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Georg looked over the boat, following their line into the sea. Under the water, on the edge of where the sun’s light could reach, he saw a massive shadow slip beneath them. He fell back into their boat, rocking it side to side. That wasn’t a whale … he thought.
“Everything okay, Papa?”
“Everything’s alright — just pull it in.”
Penelope reeled in the line. The wind whipped up as she did, gray clouds sliding in from the northwest. The clouds slipped over the sun, graying the skies above them, a thick gloom setting in.
Just then, between them and the shore, Georg saw a gray fin cut up through the shimmering water — massive, as big as a sail. His jaw fell open as the fin sliced through the sea, curving over to their starboard side.
We FEAR the unknown and the known that makes us anxious. But the hunger that we share with the fins that break into bays and reefs is boundless in any elemental context. The moon and sun chase the space they cast shadows and GAMMA RAYS on that burn and warm the ever-whipping rock in space.
Cooling by Chaffee Park and getting kinda funky, Sunnyside’s neighborhood bar, music/comedy venue and arcade, Monkey Barrel, has been named a Denver Legacy Business, a new program that recognizes and supports longstanding, independent brick-and-mortars that have contributed to community character. Recognizing the challenges faced by these businesses and the ripple effect their closures can have on neighborhoods, the program works to unlock and accelerate support and anti-displacement strategies for these establishments.
The gate’s stuck. But look, Jumping’s implant is fully functional. If he gets close, he’s going to get a nasty shock. Controlling the subject’s behavior is the whole point of the study.
I know the point of the study, I’m just not comfortable with — oh Jesus. It’s here, the shark’s in the tank. I’m getting out. I’m— (screaming)
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