Day two, and the fog isnt just present its an oppressive, silent blanket, thick enough to swallow the edges of the world. I woke up to a thermometer reading 63, a number that feels like a quiet rebellion against the weeks relentless 90-degree heat. The air? Its cool, almost crisp, a stark, refreshing contrast to the sticky, humid aftermath of the past days. I stepped outside, and the mist clung to my skin, not as a nuisance, but as a welcome, mysterious shroud. The world outside my window? Muffled. The streetlights, the cars, the distant trees they all fade into a hazy, gray canvas. A silver SUV glides through the intersection, its headlights barely piercing the gloom, like a ghost navigating a dream. The gas station in the distance? Barely visible, its signs swallowed whole. This isnt just fog its the earth exhaling, the universe holding its breath, and Im standing right here in the middle of it, the only human witness to this quiet, eerie, profoundly atmospheric moment. Its not just cold its a reset. A reset of senses, of mood, of the world. And Im here, Jeremy69, capturing it, not just for the weather, but for the mood, the mystery, the raw, unfiltered, fog-soaked beauty of a world paused.
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~j4bcKgzuXc9 said at May 7, 2017, 10:36 pm :
· That is so crazy that your mom saw it! I’m kind of amazed at the reach of Publix Greenwise, as that’s what your mom’s seeing the piece really shows me. Thanks for your enaecrugoment, both of you. : )