GI Time (4 ratings) by Terry Johnson
Page 26 of 26 "S'u...r...e?" I answered with some hesitation.
"Very good. I think you'll find it most interesting"
Conclusion
It had been snowing for hours. The highway was completely covered. Dressed
in a flight suit that Captain Phillips provided, I stand in a field about
twenty-five yards from a highway. I am waiting for a car.
Captain Phillips told me that the driver would lose control and slide into a
ditch. Although slightly hurt, the driver would not be able to get out of the
car because the doors and windows would be jammed. A blizzard would eventually
cover the car with snow and be lost for weeks. The driver would die from
hypothermia.
I am here to rescue the driver from a senseless death.
A few seconds later, the car appears. The driver loses control of the car
and it finally comes to rest in the ditch. I wait until the snow, sent into the
air by the car, to clear. As soon as I can see the car again, I run towards it.
I arrive at the car and use my elbow to break the passenger's window. I look
inside.
The driver looks at me with total fascination.
"Gail. Let's go home." I say as tears run down my cheeks.
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