He says, I still can't put it into words. I mean from being able to see absolutely nothing, it's pitch black, to all of a sudden seeing little flickers of light move around.
And most people are at home sitting in the dark trying not to open the fridge because they are afraid that they will lose the food that they have, that they have to simply wait out this latest blackout.
The most terrifying thing I've ever seen in my life because it was pitch black, and you get there, and you've got your trumpet and this little bag, your bag of clothes, not much, no place to stay.
I still can't put it into words. I mean, from going… from being able to see absolutely nothing, it's pitch black, to all of a sudden seeing little flickers of light move around.
" I still can't put it into words. I mean from being able to see absolutely nothing, it's pitch black, to all of a sudden seeing little flickers of light move around" .
" No, indeed! It's past nine, and dark as Egypt. I can't stop here, for the house is full. Sallie has some girls staying with her. I'll rest till Hannah comes, and then do the best I can."