Hopefully by now you have finished reading part one of Shelter, so here’s the conclusion. After you finish with part two, please come back here and leave a comment with your suggestions or complaints. Enjoy:
Shelter (part two)
A little processor, run by a sub-system and powered by a miniscule trickle of power off the fusion generator, was running a countdown. It ticked to zero and a second later, whirs and whines called out softly within LifePod 117 as circuit boards and computer stacks came to life.
Having finished its job, the little processor set its countdown back to two hundred years.
Read the rest of Part Two
Mindy is kind, thoughtful, beautiful, and one of, if not the sweetest person you’ll ever meet. She’s had a rough couple of years, and a horrendous 2009, but she’s striding into 2010 with her chin up and a smile on her face. She’s amazing.
She is a very talented artist with forty years of experience, and is master of pretty much all mediums from oil to watercolor, charcoal to clay. You should check out her website MelindaPageDesigns.com. And you should definitely let her immortalize you with a portrait! (You just send in your picture, you don’t even have to sit for it–unless you want to!)
So cheers to Mindy on her birthday!
I’m very proud of you, Mom.
Love,
George… (your oldest son)
