Superman's Cape
“Captain Saunders complained. With a cup of coffee in one hand and the receiver end of a radio in the other, the Captain grumbled again. From Dale Richard’s view, he guessed his Captain’s remarks were about his coffee going cold. In the fridge was just one of a hundred colloquialisms Captain Saunders liked to use in place of everyday English. Dale pulled his shoulders up as the winds blew the roof of the tent up and down. The winds were strong and seemed to be getting stronger. Rushes of warm an...d cold blew into the tented area. He pulled his coat tightly around him and guessed this front was the beginning of the hurricane. Loose tent flaps punched the air as they snapped in the wind. He’d tied some of them down but knew he’d have to visit them two and maybe three more times. The Captain was tired. He may have even been approaching exhausted. Dale knew when he heard the colloquialisms his Captain was working on borrowed time. He considered telling his Captain to take a break. To sleep or eat or do anything, as long as it meant getting away from this business in the tent.MoreLess
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