Charlie Paparella reflects on a foggy morning

SALISBURY, Md. – In this week’s edition of Back on the Road with Charlie Paparella, brought to you by Furniture & More Gone Coastal, Charlie recites an original poem inspired by a foggy morning on Delmarva.

There are magical moments that come in the fall when the moon is declining, but it’s still there after all.
The water vapor suspended in the air turns into droplets that land everywhere.
There they wait until the sun warms the air; they rise up and make fog that seems not to belong there.
Mother Nature makes no mistake; she knows exactly how long it takes…
for water droplets thus suspended to turn back into vapor when their time has ended.
And in all of this, we see the true nature of how water likes to behave; whenever and wherever water has to move, it likes to move in waves.

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