So, last night, and 11:30pm we're settling in to go to sleep, the dog was racing around looking for a stuffed animal to snuggle, I was rinsing dishes, and Evan was checking the locks on the door.
When the house started to shake. It shook from this incredible noise from the sky. We opened the door, and craned our necks to see what was going on. At first, we didn't see anything, but then, we saw the lights.
Hovering in the sky, and sinking lower, was an enormous helicopter. ENORMOUS. Gianormous, even.
The neighbors started to venture outside. The family on the corner stood on their front lawn in robes and slippers, we stood with our faces to the sky watching the giant 'copter, lights went on all down the block, and front doors slowly opened and more neighbors emerged.
And then it landed. In the school parking lot on the corner. A giant helicopter, with huge spotlights shining every which way, blades still turning slowly. No one got out...No one got in. No police cars, ambulances, tanks, trucks or SWAT teams. Just one giant helicopter. In the middle of the schoolyard on on Cordell St.
And just as quickly as it came, it left. We all still stood on our lawns in pajamas like fools, exchanging embarrassed waves and hellos. No one quite knew why the helicopter landed. Or whose helicopter it was. Evan declared it to be a UFO. Mr Pitt thinks it was the Marines. Being an ex-Marine himself, he feels very strongly about his theory.
The paper didn't mention it this morning.
I think the CIA has my house under watch. Be careful what you say to me :)
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2 comments:
Aww, Luker. I think you maybe mean Asbury :) I'm up there all the time, my parents live in Atlantic City. Lauren and I will road trip up there and show you where to find the good stuff, and where to lose all your damn money in a hurry :)
yikes. thats not ok. sounds like ET...
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