Chronicles of a Working Life Y2K - When the exploring aliens discover Earth and start to excavate the remains of the planet. They find and excavate an airport. At this airport they may discover a few bones of humankind, and maybe some artifacts such as a rotting mass of a Boeing or Airbus aircraft, all buried under mountains of paperwork.
They may diagnose that it took two tons of paperwork to create one plane, but what was the purpose of this rotting mass of metal and components, what did it do?
Then these clever aliens would try to analyze our written languages, and find that it was intelligent, and understandable from the caveman right up until the computer was invented, and then language became a heap on unintelligible code, such as the code word Y2K.
The aliens would not understand the significance of Y2K.
They might even believe it to be some kind of invisible global earthbound pandemic. Based on finding so many references to Y2K virus.
The visiting aliens would surmise that humans were extremely primitive until AI and robots arrived, but who invented them. It was impossible that humankind could create this intelligence.
Y2K like most events become smaller in the rearview mirror based on time travel.
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It has always been a passion of mine to write. This is the right time in my life to sit down and pick up the pen. After years of traveling like a gypsy around this beautiful planet, we all have the privilege to experience each day, I started to write and publish children’s stories, mythical stories, stories that are inspired by poems, Chicken Soup stories, and stories from my adventurous past. It’s time in my life to be creative, and to use my imagination. I hope you find some pleasure in my scribblings, and dear readers, thank you for your time. Kindly provide your feedback. With the first step taken, like a lot of my life, I don’t have any idea where the journey will take me.
This was written at the beginning of my journey a number of years ago, and writing, reading, and studying new ideas and concepts have now consumed my every waking thought. I have accomplished the milestone of publishing over 100 unique stories of various sizes, mostly short stories of many genres.
The current Children’s and Young Adult bookshelf of Series’ currently available. More to come in the all the six series, plus other short stories.
Madooree – The World of Klim and Marec Basil – The Fireman Dragon (Chameleon Dragon) Magic Garden – Leninsky Prospect Park Mynewta – The Hummingbird Connections Fobia Force – The fears of Evra Idioms – Magical stories associated with English Language Idioms Rebecca - A short series for Children & Young Adults to encourage a positive attitude Yandex - Moscow street Robot
Madooree is a real cat, and her owner Vera (14 years) illustrated the covers on that series. She loves cats and anima art. Magic Garden the two dogs Cherry and Bella are real, and John. We hope we have provided you, the reader, with some wonderful reading moments.
The current adult bookshelf, which includes the newly released Bella – Chronicles of a Karmic Dog, a New Age genre, illustrating how the laws of Karma were portrayed in significant events and characters in recent history, with humankind’s silent witness, a family of gifted dogs.
Bella – Chronicles of a Karmic Dog (full length novel)
Seven Cats of Kubbeli Evler - The world of stray cats, how they survive in a world only partially witnessed by humans.
Chronicles of a Working Life – includes Speedy Chaiwala; Where are you from? RaqsShaqi; El Meson – Recipe for disaster and many more. Many more to come.
Reflecting on days of future past – includes Australia via the World trilogy; Land of the Ascending Dragon trilogy; Resplendent Island trilogy.
Cupid’s Chronicles – includes Women’s Day of Moon Day, L’histoire d’unfantôme, Pillow Talk – Hot Legs Sandwich, Lies! & One Night Stand – Forever! and many more. More to come for the romantics!
Crystals & More – A trilogy of Art
3D Art - Every picture tells a story - short stories for all ages, all genres.