The Things She Carried

Her name is Martha, at least at work, most people do not know her name. For the person she saw in the hall, when she vacuumed and cleaned up the dust, she was just a cleaner of the psychotherapy clinic. People walking through the long corridor in the clinic are usually therapists who carefully admit her head or a quick smile - people use them as a smile to say "sorry" when they encounter . You are not careful about the subway. Occasionally the customer gives her a nod, but this is rare.

I do not know if this is a cultural thing or a personal one, but she has a liquid bottle (probably a soap) poured into the floor as she roams in the cafe. Imagine being surrounded by yellow liquid on the floor during meals. Very strange sight

Her stuff gathered together, and Jenna placed a small silver item on a thin silver chain in her pocket. This is one thing everywhere instead of her. Her car was still a wreck, so it drove to the bus. She connected the headphones, and the player began playing Jewel's "You were meaningful for me." She quickly changed it to more optimistic and noisy: Volbeat's "Mirror and Ripper". This is primarily background noise. And that helps her let go of her idea. Within 1 block from the bus stop she noticed that this strange vehicle is pulling up. fast! "She runs as fast as possible and almost brakes on the street. 'Stupid high heels! I hate work ...' Fortunately, there is a boarding line. I bought Jenna with enough time to trip before opening the door. A dark bus driver stared at her.

Maggie climbed the stairs and walked to the front of the Edge Hill school. The plaque near the door was read in 1891. She took up a small bag all night long. Her suitcase is full of all that she needs for a year. She stood there for a while before ringing the doorbell. After hitting the bell, she can hear footprints for a long distance. As they grow bigger and clearer, she listens. The door became wrinkled, a small, bonded woman, light brown hair, blue eyes, and tweed English dress and shirt appeared. Mary looked at it for a while and took him from head to toe; she did not reveal anything to her expression. "Hello" in tense English from her lips, then "Who are you?"