hurricane aftermath

Aug 16, 2004 11:26

Day 3 after Charley. It's quite depressing around here. Trying to keep my chin up, but my mom keeps calling with depressing news. Still can't get her to stay with us, she still has no electricity and she says her nerves are on edge. She went to work today, and I convinced her to come to dinner tonight. She talked about having a hot meal from ( Read more... )

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robiewankenobie August 16 2004, 09:40:14 UTC
after the ice storm we had no heat or electricity for 14 days. i gave up on the phone and got our cell. we just commuted from my parents house.nothing like being preggers in the aftermath of a storm.

y'all will recover. if you're lucky it will increase the sense of community in your neighborhoods. it did in ours.

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okeydokey August 16 2004, 10:44:04 UTC
thanks for the reply! I can't imagine being pregnant in the middle of that mess. We were just discussing which is worse an ice storm or a hurricane. At least after a hurricane you can go outside in an ice or snow storm, you can be trapped in your house. In the middle of the winter, it's awful (and deadly) being without heat. But boy, what I wouldn't give for a nice breeze though! It is H-O-T outside! Okay back to work I go.

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robiewankenobie August 16 2004, 11:34:53 UTC
i'll take neither!

i'm mighty glad y'all are okay. my uncle just drove up from clearwater...i was freakin' out a bit on saturday waiting to hear that he was okay, too.

notsomuch a fan of storms, am i.

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crankyisgood August 16 2004, 12:36:13 UTC
yeah, no kidding! neither for me, too, and take the arsonist with you to never never land while we're at it.

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crankyisgood August 16 2004, 12:37:04 UTC
ps the arsonist is in seattle, sorry to be random and potentially confusing. oh and you take away our earthquakes, yes, those, too.

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