Monday, December 28th, 6 p.m. I'm not sure how long humans are supposed to stay sane

without human interaction, but I've been doing alright so far, I think.

The silence is much worse anyway.

The initial shock of it all was extremely unnerving though.

After the panic attack and near mental breakdown, I sat down, determinedly, and started recording

what I knew about the whole situation.

Observation 1, almost all living organisms in the city have vanished overnight.

People, animals, and insects are all gone.

I'm not sure about microscopic organisms yet, the only other living things left behind

are trees, grass, and most other plant life.

I'm not sure how flowers and such will survive without other living organisms aiding them

in pollination and such.

I'll watch and see.

Observation 2, everything else seems to be as everyone left it.

Cars are still in their driveways, and some doors to houses are open as if someone just stepped

through the doorway.

Observation 3, electricity is not running, phone lines in the internet are not working.

Street lamps are dead, phone lines just beep, and browsers greet me with dead webpages.

None of my contacts are responding, and my phone won't charge.

It's practically useless now.

Luckily the tape recorder I'm using to record this only takes double A batteries, so I should

be able to keep it going for a while.

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