Hurricane Vacations are cool
I am totally leaving town now for Hurricane Dennis. After driving my car in the middle of a (60 mph wind) tropical storm, I know what a (180 mph) Category 4 Hurricane can do. When it comes on land on Sunday morning, I am gonna be somewhere else. As of now there is a 80% chance that it's going to hit Gulfport Mississippi. Meteorologists say that if it does hit directly at Gulfport, than we'll get strong Category 1 winds here in New Orleans. Strong (95 mph) category 1 winds is still grounds for leaving. This Hurricane is going to work to my advantage, because I might get to see my friend Josh.
We're (my family) most likely going to leave on Saturday morning to head for Memphis. Josh lives 2 and a half hours away in Nashville. So I'm going to take a small vacation to Nashville to visit him. I haven't seen (or hung out with) him in over 2 years. So It's going to be cool to see an old friend...especially since he has no friends in Nashville. The only time he has any fun is twice a year when he flies to Arizona and visits his fiance (Britney).
Well...anyway, if that Category 4 Hurricane looks like it's coming directly for New Orleans, be somewhere else, because it's going to be devastating.
We're (my family) most likely going to leave on Saturday morning to head for Memphis. Josh lives 2 and a half hours away in Nashville. So I'm going to take a small vacation to Nashville to visit him. I haven't seen (or hung out with) him in over 2 years. So It's going to be cool to see an old friend...especially since he has no friends in Nashville. The only time he has any fun is twice a year when he flies to Arizona and visits his fiance (Britney).
Well...anyway, if that Category 4 Hurricane looks like it's coming directly for New Orleans, be somewhere else, because it's going to be devastating.