wisp

A wisp of a player at 5 feet 3, he wasn’t a particularly strong shooter and didn’t score much.

Six years later, Ritter’s muse finally latched onto that wisp of a notion and it is now a full-blown “hall of distorted mirrors” thriller called “Retreat.”

He takes a wisp of an idea, a what-if, and turns it into a viable aesthetic.

“This is the future,” Mahoney said as the LaserWeeder moved through the lettuce, leaving small wisps of smoke in its wake.

As for the northern lights, the geomagnetic storm that brought brilliant wisps of red, green and purple to Seattle’s skies “is starting to decrease,” Lindeman said.