Monday, September 15, 2014
DeadEnd
Blog 85 ...
You head out of your lonely country road, reach secondary suburban
roads and speed up on main thoroughfares.
Traffic is kind on this fair weathered-day; no idiotic drivers attempt
switching lanes from fast to slow ... slow to fast. Neither is there anyone intimidating
co-travelers and pushing you aside or pressuring someone else to even go faster
on the already fast moving path.
Everyone appears armored with cool heads and demeanor, so you do your
part and keep up with everyone's speed while you mind the road signs guiding
your travel. At last, you spot mileposts
that signal distances. One finally says
you are getting close. You are definitely
on the last critical road leg toward your destination. You relax and chill out a bit. Suddenly you are jolted. Your GPS instructs for one last time in monotone voice that you have arrived at your plugged address, but find no
standing structure on site! You couldn’t
help the situation, but you manage to scream at the top of your lungs, “What’s
wrong here?”
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