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Not an UAP either.


Hello Everyone,

Alas, I would normally write an entire story about this particular incident. However, in this case, there was not much to it.

My wife and I were taking our neighbor's kids to their godmother's place. A drive that should only take about twenty minutes, but due to traffic here, it takes between an hour and a half to two hours.

While traffic was moving very slowly, we could see a plane that looked very much like it was wanting to land on the freeway. It wasn't until it got much closer that we saw how its trajectory was slightly different to that.

For starters, it was very low, maybe 200 feet. The next thing we realized was how slow it was flying. It took almost a minute before we realized that it wasn't going to land on us.

If you're familiar with planes like I am—not that I can tell you the model of the plane, but I know where markings should be—then you'll know what I mention next is quite strange.

On top of how low and slow it was going, the color of the plane was like the pastel version of olive drab. We both saw the color on a SUV the next day, and it's obvious that it's a new color trend.

I mentioned markings before because it had none. It looked to be about the size of a 727 or 737, but it had two engines aside the rudder, and none on the wings. It definitely had the look of a commercial airliner.

As it got really close, we could see the underbelly of the fuselage, and going from the middle to the aft end was a yellow line, like, road paint yellow.

Even more curious was the fact that its flaps were down like it really was on an approach vector.

At this point, traffic was starting to move again, and as I was checking the rearview mirrors, it seemingly disappeared. Neither of us could determine where it had gone.

My wife knows that there are no airports in that area, and we didn't hear about any plane crashes. I mean, that was strange, right? Neither of us have seen a plane that close while driving except while driving by an airport of some kind.

Anywheres, I also want to mention a few other things. The image above is m;y idea for the cover of the meme book sequel. I made it now as I started a second archive on Wattpad.

I haven't been working on the meme book as much, but I did finish up the eleventh issue of my resources blog on Medium, and I'm currently trying to finish the prologue for Dega III.

I know that it's out of order, but I suddenly got a good idea for it, changing the original idea I had that would've involved Dr. Pherringer.

As with most prologues, it's not necessary to read, but it goes into more depth of an incident that will get briefly mentioned later in book two.

There will be an update about our friend's mother soon.


Thank you so much for reading. Have a wonderful day....[[|:-)


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