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Rahman: On January 13th, on the way to my 39th appointment at the traumatic brain injury center, I encountered a traffic jam caused by ICE vehicles and no signs indicating how to get around it. I had not wanted to pull into a block to chaotic intersection but verbally agreed to do so and rolled down my window after an agent yelled, "Move, I will break your f'ing window." There were conflicting threats and instructions that I could not process while watching for pedestrians. Then the glass of the passenger side window flew across my face. I yelled, "I am disabled!," at the hands grabbing at me and the agent said, "Too late." An agent pulled a large combat knife in front of my face. Which I thought was for cutting me. And later learned was used to cut off my seatbelt. Shooting pain went through my head, neck and wrists when I hit the ground face first and people leaned on my back. I was carried facedown through the street by my cuffed arms and legs while yelling that I had a brain injury and was disabled.

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I’ve been able to walk again! For those who didn’t know, for the past 6-8 months, I basically couldn’t walk bc of a freak accident I had at the beach while catching crabs with my kids. And when I say I couldn’t walk, I mean I literally couldn’t walk. I spent most of my days lying on the floor staring at the ceiling or crawling around my house. Going to the bathroom was basically impossible. I had to pee in bottles while lying down. I ate on the floor. I couldn’t cook for my kids. I couldn’t leave the house. I couldn’t even walk outside to my own balcony to get sun. I was basically trapped on the second floor of my home. I couldn’t go upstairs to sleep with my kids. I couldn’t go downstairs to leave the house. I couldn’t drop them off at school. I couldn’t play basketball with them. I couldn’t run around with them, ride bikes with them, take them places, or do any of the simple things I had done a thousand times without ever thinking twice about them. It was really bad… mentally and physically. I still remember one moment so clearly. I was looking out the window from the second floor, watching my kids ride their bikes outside. I just sat there in tears thinking to myself… Wow. I can’t even leave my house to be out there with them. That broke me. I kept asking, “Why me? Why did this happen to me?” Now I think I understand. God humbled me. I was moving too fast through life. Always doing more. Always chasing the next goal. Always working. And I was sacrificing my body and my health for what? I already had EVERYTHING I had ever dreamed of. I had the $ money. I had the freedom. I had the family. I had the life I worked so hard to build. But suddenly, none of it mattered bc I couldn’t even get off the floor. Feeling that at 37 years old was one of the most demoralizing things I’ve ever experienced as a man and as a father. Not being able to race with your kids. Not being able to play basketball with them. Not being able to drive them to school. Not being able to chase them around the house, take them on adventures, pick them up when they fall, carry them when they’re tired, or simply be the active dad you always thought you would be. There’s nothing worse than wanting to be there for your family physically and realizing your body won’t let you. So now, I take my health seriously. I don’t skip days anymore. Even if it’s something small, I do something every day to make my body stronger and healthier. Bc I finally understand what people mean when they say: There is no wealth without health. You can have millions of $ dollars. You can own the house, the cars, the stocks, the businesses, and everything else you ever dreamed about. But if you can’t get off the floor to hug your kids, play with them, travel with your family, or simply walk outside and feel the sun on your face… What’s is the point? $ money means very little when your health is gone. For all of my life, I worked so hard to become financially free. Now I’m working just as hard to become physically strong. And now, here I am at a beautiful natural hot spring with my family. There are two walking paths side by side. One hot. One cold. Both filled with natural stones under your bare feet. I walk back and forth between them, slowly stepping over the stones and alternating between the hot and cold water. The uneven stones challenge my feet and balance, while the temperature change wakes up my body and make every step feel alive. And the whole time I’m walking, I can’t stop thinking about how crazy life is. Six months ago, I was lying on the floor of my home wondering when I would be able to walk again. Today, I’m walking barefoot over natural stones, through hot and cold water, surrounded by nature with my family. Something I probably wouldn’t have even appreciated before. Now, every step means something. Every step reminds me of what I almost lost. It took losing my health to finally understand what being wealthy truly means.

I’ve been able to walk again! For those who didn’t know, for the past 6-8 months, I basically couldn’t walk bc of a freak accident I had at the beach while catching crabs with my kids. And when I say I couldn’t walk, I mean I literally couldn’t walk. I spent most of my days lying on the floor staring at the ceiling or crawling around my house. Going to the bathroom was basically impossible. I had to pee in bottles while lying down. I ate on the floor. I couldn’t cook for my kids. I couldn’t leave the house. I couldn’t even walk outside to my own balcony to get sun. I was basically trapped on the second floor of my home. I couldn’t go upstairs to sleep with my kids. I couldn’t go downstairs to leave the house. I couldn’t drop them off at school. I couldn’t play basketball with them. I couldn’t run around with them, ride bikes with them, take them places, or do any of the simple things I had done a thousand times without ever thinking twice about them. It was really bad… mentally and physically. I still remember one moment so clearly. I was looking out the window from the second floor, watching my kids ride their bikes outside. I just sat there in tears thinking to myself… Wow. I can’t even leave my house to be out there with them. That broke me. I kept asking, “Why me? Why did this happen to me?” Now I think I understand. God humbled me. I was moving too fast through life. Always doing more. Always chasing the next goal. Always working. And I was sacrificing my body and my health for what? I already had EVERYTHING I had ever dreamed of. I had the $ money. I had the freedom. I had the family. I had the life I worked so hard to build. But suddenly, none of it mattered bc I couldn’t even get off the floor. Feeling that at 37 years old was one of the most demoralizing things I’ve ever experienced as a man and as a father. Not being able to race with your kids. Not being able to play basketball with them. Not being able to drive them to school. Not being able to chase them around the house, take them on adventures, pick them up when they fall, carry them when they’re tired, or simply be the active dad you always thought you would be. There’s nothing worse than wanting to be there for your family physically and realizing your body won’t let you. So now, I take my health seriously. I don’t skip days anymore. Even if it’s something small, I do something every day to make my body stronger and healthier. Bc I finally understand what people mean when they say: There is no wealth without health. You can have millions of $ dollars. You can own the house, the cars, the stocks, the businesses, and everything else you ever dreamed about. But if you can’t get off the floor to hug your kids, play with them, travel with your family, or simply walk outside and feel the sun on your face… What’s is the point? $ money means very little when your health is gone. For all of my life, I worked so hard to become financially free. Now I’m working just as hard to become physically strong. And now, here I am at a beautiful natural hot spring with my family. There are two walking paths side by side. One hot. One cold. Both filled with natural stones under your bare feet. I walk back and forth between them, slowly stepping over the stones and alternating between the hot and cold water. The uneven stones challenge my feet and balance, while the temperature change wakes up my body and make every step feel alive. And the whole time I’m walking, I can’t stop thinking about how crazy life is. Six months ago, I was lying on the floor of my home wondering when I would be able to walk again. Today, I’m walking barefoot over natural stones, through hot and cold water, surrounded by nature with my family. Something I probably wouldn’t have even appreciated before. Now, every step means something. Every step reminds me of what I almost lost. It took losing my health to finally understand what being wealthy truly means.

Teslaconomics

68,855 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Doran about Oner picking Dr. Mundo on game 5 against AL 😂 🐿️: When we were about to start Game 5 (against AL), my computer shut down. The whole thing just powered off, and all my settings got reset, so I had no choice but to reconfigure everything. At that point I had to focus entirely on getting my setup back. 🐿️: But I could still hear all the comms. They were talking about whether to pick Mundo, when to use the ultimate… things like that. I was listening to everything while trying to fix my PC. 🐿️: I also had to get my settings back as fast as possible, but they kept discussing things next to me, and I was thinking, “Is this really okay…?” Honestly, a part of me was thinking, “Please don’t pick it.” 🐿️: It was their first time pulling out Dr. Mundo, why bring it out in Game 5 of quarterfinals? That was what I thought at the time, but I didn’t say it out loud. I still chose to trust them~

Doran about Oner picking Dr. Mundo on game 5 against AL 😂 🐿️: When we were about to start Game 5 (against AL), my computer shut down. The whole thing just powered off, and all my settings got reset, so I had no choice but to reconfigure everything. At that point I had to focus entirely on getting my setup back. 🐿️: But I could still hear all the comms. They were talking about whether to pick Mundo, when to use the ultimate… things like that. I was listening to everything while trying to fix my PC. 🐿️: I also had to get my settings back as fast as possible, but they kept discussing things next to me, and I was thinking, “Is this really okay…?” Honestly, a part of me was thinking, “Please don’t pick it.” 🐿️: It was their first time pulling out Dr. Mundo, why bring it out in Game 5 of quarterfinals? That was what I thought at the time, but I didn’t say it out loud. I still chose to trust them~

안개새벽 𓏲ּ𝄢

1,088,636 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

The Easiest Way to Increase Pitching Velocity. When I was going from 78 to 96 miles an hour, I did pull downs once a week. I also did either a mound velo day or a plyo velo day once more during the week. So why do I recommend high CNS throwing? There's a principle called the SAID principle, which stands for Specific Adaptations to Imposed Demands. Basically, the body responds to what it's exposed to. As cliché as it sounds, if you want to throw harder, you need to throw hard. And you need to throw hard often. If you're only throwing at low intent, there's no real stimulus. There's no reason for the body to adapt and start throwing harder. But when you're doing pull downs and you're able to throw even harder than you can off the mound, that provides the stimulus. You're telling your body that it needs to adapt to handle that level of intent and velocity. When I was throwing 96 miles an hour, I was able to pull down 100, 101, and 102. I was exposing my arm, my body, my muscles, and my central nervous system to those speeds. They had to adapt. And once those adaptations were in place, they carried over to the mound and helped me throw harder.

The Easiest Way to Increase Pitching Velocity. When I was going from 78 to 96 miles an hour, I did pull downs once a week. I also did either a mound velo day or a plyo velo day once more during the week. So why do I recommend high CNS throwing? There's a principle called the SAID principle, which stands for Specific Adaptations to Imposed Demands. Basically, the body responds to what it's exposed to. As cliché as it sounds, if you want to throw harder, you need to throw hard. And you need to throw hard often. If you're only throwing at low intent, there's no real stimulus. There's no reason for the body to adapt and start throwing harder. But when you're doing pull downs and you're able to throw even harder than you can off the mound, that provides the stimulus. You're telling your body that it needs to adapt to handle that level of intent and velocity. When I was throwing 96 miles an hour, I was able to pull down 100, 101, and 102. I was exposing my arm, my body, my muscles, and my central nervous system to those speeds. They had to adapt. And once those adaptations were in place, they carried over to the mound and helped me throw harder.

Josh Gessner

20,709 görüntüleme • 3 ay önce

Jon Bernthal says a night in jail made him realize he had to completely change his life. Jon Bernthal: “I was walking my dogs, and I see there’s a house party. These assholes are at this party, and there’s an old couple playing the didgeridoo. I see this one guy and I just fucking lock on to him. He was the ringleader. He goes up to this old woman who’s playing the didgeridoo next to her husband, and he puts the didgeridoo on his dick so it looks like she’s blowing his ***** there’s something about that that just fucking pissed me off. Then he locked on to my dog. He called Boss over, and when I called Boss back, he held onto him. There’s just something about my dogs and my family and my friends. I just can’t take that shit, man. I grabbed Boss from him and started walking away. His buddy pushed me in the back, and I turned around and hit him. He got knocked out standing up and crashed his head on the pavement. His buddies jumped me, the police came, and it became this huge mess. They ended up taking me away because the guy wasn’t waking up. And I’m sitting there handcuffed to this bench, and I remember being locked up when I was a kid. I had to piss so fucking bad, and I couldn’t even move. I had to ask somebody for permission to go to the bathroom. And the cops are in my ear saying, ‘If he doesn’t wake up, you’re done.’ And I knew right there on that bench, I said to myself, ‘Look, man, this is gonna go one or two ways. If he doesn’t wake up, I’m going down, and I’m going through that room that way. I’m done with family. I’m done with friends. And I’m gonna be the devil.’” Jon Bernthal: “And it was a scary feeling because I wasn’t scared. It was peaceful. I was ready to be that guy. But I said, ‘Lord, if you can just wake this guy up. If you can just change this, I am done, man. I’m done with the bullshit. I’m done with the drinking. I’m done with the messing around. I’m gonna commit to my lady. I’m gonna commit to my work. I’m gonna be about making a family. I’m gonna trim all the fat off my life. If you just give me the shot.’” Jon Bernthal: “Sure enough, this guy ended up waking up. And right after that, I had an audition for The Walking Dead. July 3rd, 2010, one year later, I was on set for The Walking Dead. I got married right after the first year of The Walking Dead, and that’s really when my life changed in every single way. I started working different. Started behaving different.”

Jon Bernthal says a night in jail made him realize he had to completely change his life. Jon Bernthal: “I was walking my dogs, and I see there’s a house party. These assholes are at this party, and there’s an old couple playing the didgeridoo. I see this one guy and I just fucking lock on to him. He was the ringleader. He goes up to this old woman who’s playing the didgeridoo next to her husband, and he puts the didgeridoo on his dick so it looks like she’s blowing his ***** there’s something about that that just fucking pissed me off. Then he locked on to my dog. He called Boss over, and when I called Boss back, he held onto him. There’s just something about my dogs and my family and my friends. I just can’t take that shit, man. I grabbed Boss from him and started walking away. His buddy pushed me in the back, and I turned around and hit him. He got knocked out standing up and crashed his head on the pavement. His buddies jumped me, the police came, and it became this huge mess. They ended up taking me away because the guy wasn’t waking up. And I’m sitting there handcuffed to this bench, and I remember being locked up when I was a kid. I had to piss so fucking bad, and I couldn’t even move. I had to ask somebody for permission to go to the bathroom. And the cops are in my ear saying, ‘If he doesn’t wake up, you’re done.’ And I knew right there on that bench, I said to myself, ‘Look, man, this is gonna go one or two ways. If he doesn’t wake up, I’m going down, and I’m going through that room that way. I’m done with family. I’m done with friends. And I’m gonna be the devil.’” Jon Bernthal: “And it was a scary feeling because I wasn’t scared. It was peaceful. I was ready to be that guy. But I said, ‘Lord, if you can just wake this guy up. If you can just change this, I am done, man. I’m done with the bullshit. I’m done with the drinking. I’m done with the messing around. I’m gonna commit to my lady. I’m gonna commit to my work. I’m gonna be about making a family. I’m gonna trim all the fat off my life. If you just give me the shot.’” Jon Bernthal: “Sure enough, this guy ended up waking up. And right after that, I had an audition for The Walking Dead. July 3rd, 2010, one year later, I was on set for The Walking Dead. I got married right after the first year of The Walking Dead, and that’s really when my life changed in every single way. I started working different. Started behaving different.”

vintae

124,235 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce

storytime with kai #1 ⭐️ 🐧 this one time…when we were doing the jacket shoot for ‘deja vu’…what was the name again? the concept where i’m wearing a headband, we filmed it outdoors…the one with the rockband vibes 🐧 we filmed it outdoors and we filmed it in january so it was really cold and since we kept moving, sweating and running…the way i remember it, we had a 3 day break after that shoot; i’m not kidding when i say that i was in bed for 3 days straight because i had a cold 🐧 it was really rough so i texted soobin hyung and was like “soobin hyung, please save me” so soobin hyung came to my room and gave me cold medicine and really helped me a lot…the cold medicine that soobin hyung gave me had an instant effect so it really helped a lot 🐧 at the time, we had 3 days off but i was really sick right from day 1 because i caught a cold…and it was snowing! it was actually snowing and i went to the convenience store for a bit because i needed to eat so i went to the convenience store to buy food and i was walking back like this with the food in my hand while getting hit by the snow so it really looked like a movie scene 🐧 it was a good memory…i already had a cold and i was sick but it got worse because i went out in the snow

storytime with kai #1 ⭐️ 🐧 this one time…when we were doing the jacket shoot for ‘deja vu’…what was the name again? the concept where i’m wearing a headband, we filmed it outdoors…the one with the rockband vibes 🐧 we filmed it outdoors and we filmed it in january so it was really cold and since we kept moving, sweating and running…the way i remember it, we had a 3 day break after that shoot; i’m not kidding when i say that i was in bed for 3 days straight because i had a cold 🐧 it was really rough so i texted soobin hyung and was like “soobin hyung, please save me” so soobin hyung came to my room and gave me cold medicine and really helped me a lot…the cold medicine that soobin hyung gave me had an instant effect so it really helped a lot 🐧 at the time, we had 3 days off but i was really sick right from day 1 because i caught a cold…and it was snowing! it was actually snowing and i went to the convenience store for a bit because i needed to eat so i went to the convenience store to buy food and i was walking back like this with the food in my hand while getting hit by the snow so it really looked like a movie scene 🐧 it was a good memory…i already had a cold and i was sick but it got worse because i went out in the snow

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30,766 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

🚨SHARE EVERYWHERE🚨 17-year-old girl CHASED by group of AFGHANS through field Shared from Facebook⬇️ Afghan refugee camp Queensway (Old Dalby, Melton Mowbray ) Please be vigilant when out walking in the old dalby area for these men We could see these three men across the fields walking spread out and hiding (crouching down) behind the hedge rows near Queensway from our window last night at around 7pm and thought what on earth are they up to After a while we decided to jump in the car and go and see if everything was ok as something didn’t seem right As we were driving towards the field entrance a young girl appeared running and in tears from a tall maize crop near to where the three men had been seen The girl was so frightened she was afraid to approach the car We asked if everything was ok and she said three men had been chasing here while she had been out walking My female friend got out straight away and stayed with the 17 year old girl and I drove quickly towards where we’d seen the three men previously near to the maize crop at the other end of the field They saw me coming and began to run, I chased them, caught up with them and they were acting very suspiciously and saying they were just out walking but seemed very distressed as if they had been caught up to no good. The Police have been informed and I would advise women and girls not to walk near the mod camp at old dalby alone

🚨SHARE EVERYWHERE🚨 17-year-old girl CHASED by group of AFGHANS through field Shared from Facebook⬇️ Afghan refugee camp Queensway (Old Dalby, Melton Mowbray ) Please be vigilant when out walking in the old dalby area for these men We could see these three men across the fields walking spread out and hiding (crouching down) behind the hedge rows near Queensway from our window last night at around 7pm and thought what on earth are they up to After a while we decided to jump in the car and go and see if everything was ok as something didn’t seem right As we were driving towards the field entrance a young girl appeared running and in tears from a tall maize crop near to where the three men had been seen The girl was so frightened she was afraid to approach the car We asked if everything was ok and she said three men had been chasing here while she had been out walking My female friend got out straight away and stayed with the 17 year old girl and I drove quickly towards where we’d seen the three men previously near to the maize crop at the other end of the field They saw me coming and began to run, I chased them, caught up with them and they were acting very suspiciously and saying they were just out walking but seemed very distressed as if they had been caught up to no good. The Police have been informed and I would advise women and girls not to walk near the mod camp at old dalby alone

Active Patriot

520,022 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Jesse James breaks down what was fair and unfair about the public fallout from his divorce with Sandra Bullock "The adultery part was totally fair... I deserved what I had coming" "I think the adultery part was totally fair because I made big mistakes and did stuff I shouldn't have, and so I deserved what I had coming" "The whole Nazi part of it wasn't fair... I think that was fueled by her and her publicist. They knew that stuff wasn't true" "They asked them, 'Is Jesse a Nazi?'... and her exact quote to Us Magazine was, 'That's not the man I married.' It just poured gasoline on it and made it erupt" "That stuff kind of hurts me because, man, I grew up in an all-black neighborhood and we adopted a Black son" "Not because he was Black. My requirement for the adoption was like, 'Hey, I want the kid that needs us the most'"

Jesse James breaks down what was fair and unfair about the public fallout from his divorce with Sandra Bullock "The adultery part was totally fair... I deserved what I had coming" "I think the adultery part was totally fair because I made big mistakes and did stuff I shouldn't have, and so I deserved what I had coming" "The whole Nazi part of it wasn't fair... I think that was fueled by her and her publicist. They knew that stuff wasn't true" "They asked them, 'Is Jesse a Nazi?'... and her exact quote to Us Magazine was, 'That's not the man I married.' It just poured gasoline on it and made it erupt" "That stuff kind of hurts me because, man, I grew up in an all-black neighborhood and we adopted a Black son" "Not because he was Black. My requirement for the adoption was like, 'Hey, I want the kid that needs us the most'"

CryptoJoe

649,941 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Madonna reveals the truth behind her infamous BRIT awards fall Howard Stern: Was that your worst nightmare? Madonna: That just happened. It wasn’t a nightmare. Howard Stern: You were going up on stage at the BRIT Awards. Madonna: I rehearse everything to death. I never do anything live that I haven’t rehearsed. But I broke that rule that one time, and I’ve learned my lesson. I had this long, beautiful satin cape made by Armani. It was secured with magnets, but the top kept coming undone because the cape was so heavy. So we tied it with a tiny silk string, and we rehearsed it over and over. The plan was simple. I pulled the string, the bow came undone, and my dancers were trained to yank the cape off. Then, at the last minute, they told me I had to walk much farther, so my stylist said, “Let’s tie it extra tight.” When I got to the cue, I pulled the string… and it had turned into a knot. Howard Stern: Oh… Madonna: My dancers were trained to pull on the beat, so they yanked as hard as they could… and they almost choked me to death. Howard Stern: Did you hit your head? Madonna: I did. Honestly, I was in shock. The first thing that flashed through my mind was, “I’ve got to start this all over again.” Then I realized… I can’t. It’s live TV. Howard Stern: It’s going. Madonna: It’s going. I’m going. So I found where I was in the song, got back on stage, and just kept going.

Madonna reveals the truth behind her infamous BRIT awards fall Howard Stern: Was that your worst nightmare? Madonna: That just happened. It wasn’t a nightmare. Howard Stern: You were going up on stage at the BRIT Awards. Madonna: I rehearse everything to death. I never do anything live that I haven’t rehearsed. But I broke that rule that one time, and I’ve learned my lesson. I had this long, beautiful satin cape made by Armani. It was secured with magnets, but the top kept coming undone because the cape was so heavy. So we tied it with a tiny silk string, and we rehearsed it over and over. The plan was simple. I pulled the string, the bow came undone, and my dancers were trained to yank the cape off. Then, at the last minute, they told me I had to walk much farther, so my stylist said, “Let’s tie it extra tight.” When I got to the cue, I pulled the string… and it had turned into a knot. Howard Stern: Oh… Madonna: My dancers were trained to pull on the beat, so they yanked as hard as they could… and they almost choked me to death. Howard Stern: Did you hit your head? Madonna: I did. Honestly, I was in shock. The first thing that flashed through my mind was, “I’ve got to start this all over again.” Then I realized… I can’t. It’s live TV. Howard Stern: It’s going. Madonna: It’s going. I’m going. So I found where I was in the song, got back on stage, and just kept going.

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210,074 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

This reminded me of that night in North Carolina when I was hearing what I thought was screaming of a woman. The couple recording was terrified at what they heard and wanted to document it in case somebody was in trouble. What do you do when you walk out your door and hear this? Do you run, go back in, or call the cops? The first night in North Carolina for me was similar. I had gone outside at night, to get something out of the car. The driveway was long and had those white stone gravel that always got dusty when I drove my car down them. When I got to the car I took my key out and unlocked it, yeah, yeah I know, I didn’t have power locks yet at that point. So anyways I grab my hoodie out and start walking back. One of the teens next door around my age yelled hello and I walked over there to see what’s up. We were chatting about what we wanted to do for the weekend. But his eyes kept darting, I noticed that every so often we would hear a faint whistle, almost barely audible but definitely noticeable. I started to pay attention to the whistle. Minutes went by with nothing abnormal happening and then we both heard it again and it sounded much closer this time. Even with the insects at night, what was weird was we didn’t hear them anymore and it was as if the woods went silent. Being a city boy from NYC I am no stranger to noise and buzzing of daily life but what I’m not used to is total silence. Eerie and foreshadowing silence as if the world has gone mute. It was definitely terrifying simply for the fact that all my life I’ve always heard noise and in this moment of total silence it was unnatural to me. I was uneasy and I could tell he was too and we fist bumped and started walking back to our homes. Even to this day I have no idea what I experienced but I’m not looking forward if it happens again.

This reminded me of that night in North Carolina when I was hearing what I thought was screaming of a woman. The couple recording was terrified at what they heard and wanted to document it in case somebody was in trouble. What do you do when you walk out your door and hear this? Do you run, go back in, or call the cops? The first night in North Carolina for me was similar. I had gone outside at night, to get something out of the car. The driveway was long and had those white stone gravel that always got dusty when I drove my car down them. When I got to the car I took my key out and unlocked it, yeah, yeah I know, I didn’t have power locks yet at that point. So anyways I grab my hoodie out and start walking back. One of the teens next door around my age yelled hello and I walked over there to see what’s up. We were chatting about what we wanted to do for the weekend. But his eyes kept darting, I noticed that every so often we would hear a faint whistle, almost barely audible but definitely noticeable. I started to pay attention to the whistle. Minutes went by with nothing abnormal happening and then we both heard it again and it sounded much closer this time. Even with the insects at night, what was weird was we didn’t hear them anymore and it was as if the woods went silent. Being a city boy from NYC I am no stranger to noise and buzzing of daily life but what I’m not used to is total silence. Eerie and foreshadowing silence as if the world has gone mute. It was definitely terrifying simply for the fact that all my life I’ve always heard noise and in this moment of total silence it was unnatural to me. I was uneasy and I could tell he was too and we fist bumped and started walking back to our homes. Even to this day I have no idea what I experienced but I’m not looking forward if it happens again.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

34,325 görüntüleme • 23 gün önce