Lucky’s Reviews > The Post-Office Girl > Status Update
Lucky
is on page 29 of 257
In the midst of her weeping and carrying on, the old woman suddenly became winded and had to be put to bed, gasping for breath. Christine left her in that condition, and now her worry is becoming a guilty feeling:
"My God, I've never seen her so upset, what if something happens to her and I'm not there? Traveling, that's something for people who don't have someone sick at home, not for people like us”
— 15 hours, 32 min ago
"My God, I've never seen her so upset, what if something happens to her and I'm not there? Traveling, that's something for people who don't have someone sick at home, not for people like us”
Like flag
Lucky’s Previous Updates
Lucky
is on page 19 of 257
A thousand times I've dreamed of it, tens of thousands of times, here at this very table, here in this ramshackle coop, and now it's finally sinking in, I'm going to travel, get away from here, be free, and yet— Mother's right—why is it I'm not happy? How come I'm not ready?
— Oct 05, 2026 06:29AM
Lucky
is on page 5 of 257
For any object within this sphere which is used up or worn out or lost is replaced by another identical object, requisitioned and delivered by the appropriate agency, thus providing the inconstant world with an example of the superiority of the powers that be. The substance passes, the form remains.
— Sep 26, 2026 05:19PM
Lucky
is on page 5 of 257
Within this official area sanctified by the bureaucratic aristocracy, no visible change is allowed. The eternal law of growth and decline is suspended at the barrier of officialdom; while outside, trees come into bloom and become bare, children grow up and die old and gray, buildings fall into ruin and rise again in another form, the bureaucracy demonstrates its more than earthly power by staying the same forever.
— Sep 26, 2026 05:18PM