I hope everyone is safe from that huge hurricane :hug::hug::hug:

I am sorry mari....that is very scary.
((((HUGS))))
be safe.
bizi

I am not scared but I am annoyed at Hubby.
I asked him to buy the water in May -- at the start of hurricane season.

Even today, he put off buying the water.
He took care of mail first before going to SAM's.

Next year I will get someone in the store to carry out the water to the car for me and
drive it home myself.


M

Mari I looked at the Noaa radar of your state a little while ago (1:21 AM Sunday Morning), and there seems to be a large storm over your state. It looks like it's raining most everywhere there.

The hurricane Matthew may miss your state, but the winds might affect the Palm beach area according to the current data, and projection maps.

I hope that it misses all land masses, islands, and all. BF:hug::hug::hug:

I've been thinking a lot about the people of Haiti…
It's such a poor country, the people suffer all the time, and the island seems like a magnet for natural disasters…

I hope everyone here will be safe from the storm :hug:

Indeed. It is sad.
 

Haiti is missing infrastructure and they got hit with the worst part of the storm.
The US military and other outside forces/agencies/groups are already on the ground or on their way


M

I have to go into work today but hope to leave early.

Hubby and I have full tanks of gas in the cars and we are comfortable
about our supply of water and batteries.


Otherwise, we basically have what we need but I did not
buy tons of other stuff. To do so felt obsessive . . . .can't really explain my feelings.


I have listened to the news and repeatedly read updates at
Weather Forecast & Reports - Long Range & Local | Wunderground | Weather Underground
Somehow I find everything confusing --
. . . .Also because we are told by county officials to "Hope for the best and expect the worst." --- That encompasses a big range.

M

Thinking of you today.
(((((HUGS)))))
bizi

Matthew is a strange storm. It looks like it's going to affect Florida, and go up the East Coast at first, and then turn away, and make a 180 degree turn out into the Atlantic Ocean.

If this happens, I don't recall ever seeing a hurricane/Tropical storm do this.

BF:hug::hug::hug:

Friend,

It is weird. And just about the weirdest thing I have ever seen a hurricane
do.

The weather man on one of the channels I watch brought it up but said he could
not spend air time on it as there was an more immediate risk to deal with.


M