Just got out of "Dreamgirls" and as we were driving home, there were mountains, not too far in the distance, that looked almost pure white in the late afternoon sun, with dark patches caused by shadows from clouds in an otherwise blue sky.
The mountains seemed kinda like very large piles of white sand or, at one point, lunar eruptions; jutting pieces of the lunar surface, here on Earth.
Now (or shortly) to dinner with my cousin Sarah, who's in her first year at the University here.
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