I'm giving my wife Jilda a shoutout here because of the hurricane rumbling up the east coast. She gives some good ideas for our blog buddies who are in the path of Irene.
If anyone else has storm readiness ideas, please feel free to comment on her blog.
http://jildawatson.blogspot.com/
Everyone take care.
If anyone else has storm readiness ideas, please feel free to comment on her blog.
http://jildawatson.blogspot.com/
Everyone take care.
Bottled water and batteries! And be prepared for no electricity.
ReplyDeleteWe're far enough inland we'll only see some wind and rain, but the Outer Banks are going to get hammered.
And so the season of BIG weather starts. Yall take care now.
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping in on my site for youngsters "youngish". I can also be found on The Tormented Scribe and thefeatherednest.
Oh we have cunami and storm warnings here regularly.And we all have to have our emergency apck(water,torch,food,small ags cooking device,first aid box and couple of other things) for a week survival in case of..
ReplyDeleteNature can be such a furie and we can only hope for teh best;)
I'm keeping my fingers crossed for all those of you who might be affected.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I hope no one gets hurt.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I read over a lot of your posts. Great blog.
-The Anonymous Teenage Blogger
Everyone be safe and prepared! I'm worried about my daughter in Boston - it probably won't be a big deal by the time it gets up there, but since I'm 3000 miles away I worry. Those south of there, PLEASE be careful and cautious!
ReplyDeleteUgh! All three of my kids live in that direction: Charleston, outside of DC, and Orlando.
ReplyDeleteJoyce
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2011/08/beyond-limits-of-my-fridge.html
Rick - Didn't you tell us that you used to work for a phone company?
ReplyDeleteIf so, you might enjoy the tribute I wrote to the guys who go up poles and down holes for the rest of us - on Hurricane Irene's impact.
It is a "hard hat" tribute. :)
Stay safe - Marsha