My sister lives in Virginia Beach......batten down the hatches. I have lived through numerous tornadoes. But hurricanes are never ending wind and rain.
I live in the middle southern part of Virginia, and I am reluctant to look at the TV...I'd just rather pray and go to bed and hope it loses steam over the night.
Thanks for your concern....and have a good weekend!
I'm with you Jack...we have our friend who has a transport company for horses and is currently picking up three horses in PEI, Nfld. and NS and then to Minnesota to pick up a young horse of ours to bring him out to us in B.C. so I'm concerned for her with her 50 ft. trailer....fingers crossed this tropical storm won't be as severe as they are predicting.
Hopefully it will be more hype than bite...its down to a cat 1 right now as I watch the news....just glad I dont live in its path even with it being a ONE....I hope all are safe and evacuated when told to.
Thanks Jack.... Irene has been hammering on us now for about 18 hours.... she's a slow mover and even though she's not made landfall just yet, she's so wide that many are feeling the impact of her miles away from the eye wall. So yes, by all means, keep the entire east coast of the USA in your thoughts and prayers ...♥
My sister lives in Virginia Beach......batten down the hatches.
ReplyDeleteI have lived through numerous tornadoes.
But hurricanes are never ending wind and rain.
I have been in slighter hurricanes but nothing like what this is projected to possibly be.
ReplyDeleteYet lets hope.
I live in the middle southern part of Virginia, and I am reluctant to look at the TV...I'd just rather pray and go to bed and hope it loses steam over the night.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your concern....and have a good weekend!
Yeah Joyce hopefully it will move out to the ocean and not hit land...from what I see there has been a federal evacuation notice.
ReplyDeletethanks for your prays , they must be working. The natiale weather service siad ,tdown graded it to a cat 2.. The eye is braking up over the ocean.
ReplyDeleteElenor it will be nice if this does go down so this is good news...
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Jack...we have our friend who has a transport company for horses and is currently picking up three horses in PEI, Nfld. and NS and then to Minnesota to pick up a young horse of ours to bring him out to us in B.C. so I'm concerned for her with her 50 ft. trailer....fingers crossed this tropical storm won't be as severe as they are predicting.
ReplyDeleteHopefully it will be more hype than bite...its down to a cat 1 right now as I watch the news....just glad I dont live in its path even with it being a ONE....I hope all are safe and evacuated when told to.
ReplyDeleteAs Marty, I hope this isn't as damaging as expected.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jack.... Irene has been hammering on us now for about 18 hours.... she's a slow mover and even though she's not made landfall just yet, she's so wide that many are feeling the impact of her miles away from the eye wall. So yes, by all means, keep the entire east coast of the USA in your thoughts and prayers ...♥
ReplyDeleteNow that the hurricane is category 1, you will only have to contend with the rain and wind.
ReplyDeleteThe biggest impact will be flooding.
yeah just arrived homebound....
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