but i love her anyways.

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really short, but is one of my favorite pieces i ever wrote.



But… I Love Her Anyway

I watch her as she sits, eating her nonexistent meal. No, really, she has one small taco on her plate. No salad or beans, like a ninety-five year old woman would be dieting. She was wearing a jean jacket, and not a hip jean jacket, some old jacket you could purchase at Wal-Mart. The kind teenage girls would look at and stick their finger down there throat at their friends, signifying it was so gross you wish you could gag it up. She had on a pair of ‘jeans’ and, I use quotations to signify that they might actually be jean knock off’s; they were slick dark blue color, absolutely atrocious, but I love her anyway. Her jeans were so short you could say she was ‘waiting for a flood.’ The way she took a bite out of the taco was probably the most disgusting bite I have ever seen. It was even more grotesque than watching the show about the fat guy who goes around the world eating roasted rats and baked pig intestines. She practically shoved the whole taco in her mouth, and then slowly took it out until she measured the proper bite size. Don’t get me wrong, I love my grandmother, who, in fact, smells like the fat mans breath after he eats the roasted rat. My grandmother who loves me so much, when she comes over she gives me a Kit Kat bar wrapped with a dollar bill. My grandmother, who falls as she walks, then subconsciously saves herself, or acts as if she had never fallen in the first place. I love my grandmother as she drives away; yes the nine decade old woman still drives, though I don’t actually know if she has a driver’s license. I love how she can forget to take a shower, and forget to brush her teeth, yet she always makes sure and calls us when she gets home.




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No idea why, but I was sure this was about teenlove in the beginning. Then when I realized the part where it was about your MC's grandmother, I laughed. It was a good piece, short, and you could break it up into peragraphs. Your MC has a personality, and although it's short, I feel like we still get to understand him/her. All in all, a great piece. It was refreshing, and cute. The name caught my eye. This was a very good idea in my mind.
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Awwwwwww this was so sweet! It reminds me of my neighbor who is 89 and not related to us in anyway but we love her like we love our grandmother. Shes the best person in the world and I love like that too but shes not nearly as.....classy...as that :lol:

But I love the end of it, it was touching!

Keep up the good work!

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Oh, goodness. Don't we all wish we could write something like this, publish it and make money? It would be so much easier than a novel.
I loved It! Your tone is very creative, and reminds me much of mine. I would love to read more of your workds.
When you glance at this it seems so simple, but i actually believe you put alot of working into it. I love it, keep writing like this!
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Haha this was pretty cute. If I may offer one small suggestion, it would be to rewrite one bit of your piece:

The way she took a bite out of the taco was probably the most disgusting bite I have ever seen. It was even more grotesque than watching the show about the fat guy who goes around the world eating roasted rats and baked pig intestines. She practically shoved the whole taco in her mouth, and then slowly took it out until she measured the proper bite size.

I would simply rearrange this so that you that you first have a description, then a comparison:

The way she took a bite out of the taco was probably the most disgusting (thing) I have ever seen. She practically shoved the whole taco in her mouth, and then slowly took it out until she measured the proper bite size. It was even more grotesque than watching the show about the fat guy who goes around the world eating roasted rats and baked pig intestines.


But that's just my suggestion. Well done!



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