ROCKIT’S LOG, BOOP SHIP, MISSION 011
We decided to go to Virginia City, Nevada. It was a boomtown place where miners lived there, perhaps in the 1800s, where they discovered gold, and the place got populated. The big strike was the Comstock Lode in 1859, mostly silver, some gold.
Betty joined us there, but she disappeared all of a sudden.
Coming out of the Boop Dream Room, she felt like there is something she’s going to leave behind, but she is not sure yet. She found out when she looked at the mirror, a portion of her face feels like fading or it’s not there. She’ll say, “Boop, boop, what happened to a piece of my face?”
And then she said to me, “Rockit, a piece of my face is missing.” So I told her I will help her to find it.
I remember Betty and I walking through the path when she said, maybe you should look what’s inside. So I did. The store sells all different types of characters made of woods. I look around. And at the very back, that’s where I saw the many Bettys. That is where I found the store that’s closing in and that picture of her in that wall, apparently it was about her.
A Betty with her face turned away, hanging on the back wall of a closing store. The rest of her face is waiting on my Facebook page.
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