Day By Day

Wednesday, September 21, 2005

Watch the Skies



The first stage of the invasion has begun....
Dozens of people from Jacksonville to Ft. Pierce flooded the U.S. Coast Guard late Tuesday with calls about a mysterious ball of fire seen flying in the sky, according to a Local 6 News report. Callers flooded the newsroom of Local 6 News partner Florida Today after they saw the object over the Space Coast Tuesday night. "Starting at about 7:30 last night, we started receiving calls here in the newsroom," Florida Today online news editor Dave Larimer said. "In fact, the Coast Guard station in Port Canaveral got more than two dozen reports of people seeing a bright light in the sky over the ocean." From Fort Pierce to about five miles south of Jacksonville, reports came in to Coast Guard offices starting about 7:30 p.m., said Dan Yates, a Coast Guard petty officer in Port Canaveral. Yates said one caller who was walking his dog near the Sebastian Inlet described the object as "huge, like a giant fireball."
Read it here. [with video]

Just like a fifties "skiffy" film.

An increase in the incidence of storms -- the atmosphere is disturbed by something or someone -- cities abandoned -- roads clogged with fleeing multitudes -- a lone man walking his dog on a beach -- a sudden mysterious fireball -- calls to the authorities who deny anything happened.

He returns home to his wife, whose personality seems to be subtly altered. The dog is afraid of her....

They're here....

Cue the Theremin.

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