Ever
been on a long road trip, miles away
from
the next town? You passed the sign by
the
interstate—Abilene, 50 miles. And you
decide to test the gauge which indicates
you’re
sitting on less than a quarter of a tank.
E
means empty and you’re in a hurry to get
where
you’re going, so you’re willing to take
a
chance. How low is low, how far can you
really
go? Gutsy move. That’s always been
you—Go
for broke. Old Betsy won’t let you
down.
It is then you remember that there is
a
town named Abilene in Kansas and another
by
the same name in Texas. Last time you
checked,
you were driving on I-40 across
Oklahoma.
Somewhere between here and
there
you must have gotten turned around.
Towns
around these parts are few and far
between.
Come on, Betsy, old girl, you can
make
it. The needle on your gas gauge is
doing
its death wriggle on E...shame on you!
You awaken abruptly in a cold sweat. You
are nowhere near Abilene, Kansas or Texas.
You awaken abruptly in a cold sweat. You
are nowhere near Abilene, Kansas or Texas.
Chris
Hanch 4-4-18
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