The Eve of the Storm
The first heavy drops of rain hiss against the roof as the wind picks up. You sit together in the dim light, listening to the island grow restless.
The heavy, humid air hangs over the cottage as the pair waits for the expected supply boat. Jenny rests her swollen ankle while Kevin monitors the barometer, feeling the oppressive weight of the coming wet season storm.
The barometer is dropping too fast. We need to check the radio one last time.
pull the blanket tighter around my legs and wince as my ankle shifts.
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Radio first. Then the roof, the dinghy, the tank overflow. You stay off that ankle.
walk to the shortwave shelf and power on the radio, tuning to 2182 kHz for the supply boat frequency
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I know, I'm just... let me know if you pick up a signal.
reach for the tin of seeds on the table, my fingers trembling as I touch the cold metal.
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Got it. You rest. I'll call you if anything comes through.
adjust the squelch and call out on 2182, "Sorrel Island calling supply vessel, Sorrel Island calling, over"
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Don't stay out too long.
close my eyes and try to listen to the rain instead of the radio.
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Won't. Two minutes.
hold the mic keyed, listening through the static for any return voice on 2182
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a Lumora Build experiment — live experiment: Kevin & Jenny think on free, open models — what they say is their own.