Decided To Post A Picture Of My Grandpa And Me From When I Was Younger, And One Of Him Being The Goofball

Decided to post a picture of my grandpa and me from when I was younger, and one of him being the goofball he was lol. Just because. ❤️

Omg, I love this haha! Of course Maddie would know The Mummy but not Die Hard.

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“So, was that always something you wanted to do?” Chimney asked.

“Close.” Maddie shrugged. “I wanted to be Evelyn O’Connell.”

Chimney choked on his beer and gapped at her.

“Oh, so you don’t know Die Hard but you know The Mummy?”

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And he was always around or taking Maddie to dinner or bringing Maddie dinner

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red asks

1. state of grace: what’s something (or someone) that unexpectedly changed your life?

2. red: what’s a memory of someone that’s hard for you to let go of?

3. treacherous: what’s the riskiest thing you’ve ever done?

4. i knew you were trouble: what’s a red flag that you think everyone should be aware of?

5. all too well: do you think you’ve found your old self again? do you want to find your old self again?

6. 22: when was the last time you stayed up all night?

7. i almost do: who’s someone you always call when you’re in a bad spot?

8. we are never ever getting back together: who’s your favorite indie / lesser known artist?

9. stay stay stay: what are you like when you’re angry?

10. the last time: do you believe in second chances? how about third and fourth chances?

11. holy ground: who’s someone you want to dance with?

12. sad beautiful tragic: do you ever dream about your loved ones? what are they usually like?

13. the lucky one: where do you want to run away to?

14. everything has changed: describe someone who you’re glad you got to know a little better.

15. starlight: what’s a “marvelous tune” (a song) that you think everyone should dance to (specifically at the boardwalk/beach)?

16. begin again: describe a time people laughed with you.

17. the moment i knew: when was the moment you knew things weren’t going to work with someone?

18. come back…be here: if you could go anywhere in the world, where would you want to go?

19. girl at home: describe a time you turned someone down.

Imagine Eddie asking Bobby for cooking lessons. He’s vague about the request, just says that he wants to be better at cooking so Christopher doesn’t always ask for takeout. Bobby starts with the simple stuff which Eddie appreciates, but after two “lessons” he asks Bobby how to make a particular dish, one that everybody knows is Buck’s favorite. Bobby doesn’t say anything, but invites Eddie over to his house to teach him how to make it. Eddie pointedly ignores the knowing looks Bobby and Athena share the entire time.

A week later he calls Bobby in a panic because he’s overcooked the meat and undercooked the veggies, but it’s Athena that answers the phone because Bobby is asleep. She tells him to calm down and wait fifteen minutes before hanging up the phone without another word. He doesn’t calm down because Buck is supposed to arrive in 20 minutes.

A knock on the door 10 minutes later sends him spiraling and he throws the door open with a weird apology he hasn’t even thought through, but stops short at seeing Athena standing there holding a warm pizza from Buck’s favorite place with a knowing smirk on her face.

“You’re overthinking it,” Athena says, passing over the pizza. “Feed him junk food and tell him you love him.”

Bobby lives the life of the unexpected. He lives the life of both Miracles and tragedies, has seen what type of magic and consequences a firefighter can both work and cause; he wouldn’t trade any of it for anything though...well, almost anything.

Bobby loves his job as a firefighter, he loves going out into the unknown everyday and getting to help families stay with each other, especially after he couldn’t keep his own family together in the end. Los Angeles was exactly the type of clean fresh air he needed to restart his life after living under a constant dark cloud for years. He can feel it even all this time later as he sits at the dinner table surrounded by something he never thought he would have again—a family, his family.

Bobby got a second chance to be married to another amazing woman and have kids running around the yard as he chased after them, and while it could never replace his life back in Minnesota, he is still grateful every single day for it. Really he should have had this life with his wife before and his own kids, and it will always be a mystery on why god caused him the pain he did, still does, because while he has a new life with a bunch of people he loves and who love him, it will never quite get rid of the gaping hole in his heart.

Of course last lines. Most of the time I’ll go to post my story and be like oh shit I still need a title, and then conjure one up in 2 seconds. Last lines could take days of editing man.

Okay writers, which are more difficult:

Titles

Last lines