SAY GOOD-BYE TO HANNA, HELLO IKE
posted by MYSTIC @ 1:12 PM
6 comments
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Saturday, September 06, 2008
About Me
- Name: MYSTIC
- Location: North Carolina, United States
"There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle." ~Albert Einstein
Previous Posts
- PLACES I HAVE BEEN
- NOW THAT THE SUN IS UP, I'LL STEP OUTSIDE
- WHAT PAST STORMS HAVE DONE
- YES CHILDREN I LIVE ON THE COAST
- FROM THE EYE OF THE STORM
- MAKES YOU WANT TO GO TO IRELAND
- THIS IS ABOUT A MILE FROM THE HOUSE
- THE WINDS ARE PICKING UP NOW.
- THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM
- ENOUGH TO WEATHER THE STORM?
6 Comments:
Hopefully they will all blow themselves out before reaching you. We have had lovely spring/warm/sunny waether here, so I guess the seasons are doing their turnabout at the moment. Good luck.
Storm was mild compared to others. Just have to clean up the down tree limbs and burn them after the winds go away.
Good luck, and stay dry!
That's one thing we don't have to worry about on the West Coast. It's been dry, and hot, and dry, and . . . dry.
Come to think of it, send a little of that rain our way, okay?
Wow your coast is really getting soaked this fall. Hang in there, Mystic and as Callie said, stay dry. Here's hoping, as Aggie said, that they all burn out before they get to you.
Wow, you are getting a serious battering there. I hope nothing bad happens- good luck. We never get any hurricans here, so I would probably completely freak out.
Aggie: Enjoy your weather change and get out in the sun. Spring time is such a great season.
Callie: I do much better in the hurricanes than I do in your Santa Anna fire season or earthquakes. Both of which I have experienced.
Bridget: It would appear IKE has other ideas as to where he will go. I should remain dry...for awhile.
Bettina: Nothing to freak out about, that is if you don't mind your house being torn apart and the flood waters rising. North Carolina is really ground zero for hurricanes. My first one I remember was when I was about 5. It was hurrican HAZEL.
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