Something Wicked This Way Comes

Well, I am back home awaiting the arrival of Hurricane Gustav. Every time I look at the projected path, it looks like it is heading right at my home Parish. Thankfully, it is far enough inland to withstand 20 foot tidal surges. The biggest potential for damage will be the 130 mph wind, falling trees, and tornadoes.
When Hurricane Katrina hit three years ago, I lost electricity for eight days. It's no fun being in the Deep South with our sultry hot weather and to be without air conditioning. Ugh. Stinky times.
I'll ride this storm out with my furry rugrats Boudreaux and Pierre. They sense Daddy is nervous, but they don't know why. They have been extra snuggly to calm my anxieties.


7 Comments:
Hopefully it will die down before it hits... best of luck... and THE CORE is thinking about you
You could have brought those lovely little children to Portland for the week? Here's thinking of you...and wishing you safe days ahead.
hey...my thoughts are with you, my friends from NOLA and everyone else in Louisiana. stay safe.
How far inland are you? Hope you will evacuate if it looks real bad.
my thoughts and prayers are with you all of my neighbors in LA & TX.
we'll be here for you all in Houston if you need us.
I can't believe you opted to stay!
I'm glad that Chickapen Parish was saved from the deesasster. Yay Brett Lives!
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