I am so frightened I don't know what to do.
I awoke to a scenario of sheer panic. Seems that while I slept, the moon blew up. BAM! Just like that. All of a sudden, there is widespread devastation around the globe.
There have been reports of chunks (moon-rocks) falling from the sky; newscasters are saying that some of them are as small as one kilimeter across, which would "be enough to kill all life on earth". Some people have already been killed by these falling "projectiles"; if not, they've been severely, mortally injured.
The weather has changed, too. There are reports of extremely high tides, which have wiped out cities, villages around the world, even here in America. That's all there is on the news: reports about the moon. It's the topic of the day; that's all people have been talking about.
And they're scared, shaking-in-your-boots scared.
The weather is screwy, too: a few hours ago, it was pleasant, early-fall temperatures: now the temperature has risen dramatically, feeling more like a desert than middle America. At last report, the temperature on our thermometer on our porch registered 113 degrees, with no sign of it going down anytime soon. It is horrible; it feels more like hell here on Earth!
They've already put our area under excessive heat warnings, and we're also under tornado watches: the weather bureau is saying some storms could form, spawning numerous large, devastating tornadoes that could cause widespread damage. Right now, though, it's clear, with only a few minor cirrus clouds in our skies; no sign of rain (or storms) whatsoever.
The animals are acting totally bizarro: those who are out at night are walking around blindly in the bright sunlight, foraging for food while those who are out in the day sleep or hide from the day's events. No doubt they are scared as well. I know my kitty is: she keeps looking out the window, her fur on end, hissing like a snake; she is currently in my arms, shaking like a leaf, her eyes wide with worry.
There's also the threat of asteroids hitting the earth, more than usual. The President has told us to stay indoors, as meteors/asteroids could strike any moment, adding to the chaos that's already befallen our earth. The whole world has been put under asteroid watches (or warnings).
Suddenly this makes the events of September 11, 2001, seem insignificant. Over 1,00,000 people have already died, and many are missing, thanks to the weather/climate/natural changes/disasters that are already occurring, even as I speak.
I don't know what is going to happen; the very thought of yet more devastation/death is suddenly very real and likely.
I will write more in a few days to give you more info on what is going on. Just keep us in your prayers; it is a scary time here on earth!!
*End of part one*
