635.

After traversing the world and experiencing all kinds of marvels and mysteries, he still longed to go home to her.

634.

"And I thought, if only the fire could be kept burning, the future might be kept at bay and this moment would remain." Cherry, 70,

633.

If the internet were a big field, she would have rutted out a path to her favourite sites.

632.

She split open my belly to keep my from exploding.  What am I?

631.

Every so often she would need a strong drink.  The only problem being, she didn't drink.

630.

Damn the itch.  Damn the desire.  Damn the examined life.

629.

Damn the cost of living.  Damn my miserable pay.  Damn it all.

628.

Why is it that she kept wanting to be read by her ?

627.

Kiss, and say goodnight.

626.

Liver spots.. he never realised what an accurate description that was.

625.

She read a compilation of birthday stories on her friend's birthday.

624.

He was a man of the collar; he would die a man of the collar.

623.

So in this case, there was no need for alcohol.

622.

Because she was footing the bill, she felt more in control; because she felt more in control, she spoke more freely.

621.

He finished the heaped serving of shredded radish first.

620.

She wished that they had normal people options.

619.

Nervous. She had to write.

618.

She is going home now.

617.

It has been a long time.