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    What The Future Holds – Chap 21

    Story written on April 6, 2013 by Jackiee1.
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    a surveillance trip. What’s going on outside their area?

    "I guess it’s decided then."
    Bette had a cup of coffee and Tina had some tea and they both ate a little oatmeal with Bette eating saltines in between.(1 cup of coffee a day has about 250 mg of caffeine studies have shown that one cup of coffee a day is not harmful to babies).
    That afternoon Tina and Bette , bundled up to go on their quad excursion.  It was cold   every day now.  And sometimes it rained and sometimes it ice stormed.  
    Bette decided she wanted to go to the campsite in the park first to see if there was anybody there.  As they approached the camping spot they were met by a man who stopped to speak with them.  "  I am by myself.  I went to the bathroom and when I came out all the others, including my dog were piles of ashes.  I guess the bathroom had enough, concrete to protect me from the firestorm.  I have learned that some of the water supply is not good evidently Lake Mead water has a good deal of sediment and particulates and because of this Las Vegas, Phoenix and parts of Los Angeles are beginning to experience water shortages, lawns are dying, even cactus and palm trees.".  Water from the faucet here seems to be okay, but I am boiling it  before I drink it .  My name  is Brett I am sleeping in the bathroom because that seems to be the safest place for me .  I will decide what I’m going to do in a few days.  The highways are like giant parking lots with cars everywhere.  A lot of people had the idea that the caves were the safest place to be."
    Bette said " I am Bette Kennard Porter and this is my wife Tina Kennard Porter, we are pleased to make your acquaintance Brett.  The ladies with us are our bodyguards Tasha and Dylan."  Both Tasha and Dylan stretched out their hand to shake Brett’s.  Tasha said " we don’t have a lot of daylight left, so we better be on our way."  Bette said  " I want to go to the intersection with Highway and see what the situation, there is."
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    1. So sad. I feel sorry for Brett and the others like him. It would get lonely. Eventually, people will start to come together, if they’re not all still fighting for supplies. If the particulate matter in the atmosphere starts to die down, the sun might come through, but that’s probably going to be a long time coming. The coming babies and the puppy are bright spots in and of themselves, though. Thanks for the update. :)

    4. So the whole North Korea thing is less scary to me than the scenario presented in this story, lol. Mayhap I have too much faith in our leaders not to let it go too far, but I trust them to handle it. I appreciate the extra work you’re doing to make the story factual, Jackie. That’s what makes it good – the plausibility. It’s very haunting. Looking forward to the next chap! Thanks. :)

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