Pit Stop
The blown out husk of the convenience store breathed
tattered, flapping plastic at me as I approached it. I stepped on the crude no smoking sign on the
way in. The owners must have put the
plastic on the windows before everything went bye bye. I laughed to think of that thin sheet trying to do anything to stop the holy hell that Ma Nature threw at us.
I stepped through the mostly doorway, peeked up and down
the aisles, and saw they’d been cleaned out already, just like every other store
within the last thirty miles. As I walked
out, I spied one last pack of cigarettes behind the counter and snagged it.
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