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Thursday, October 6, 2016

Waiting on the Storm

We are prepared and waiting for the storm to arrive.  Fortunately, we live far enough from the ocean that we are not in an evacuation zone, and so we have decided to settle in and wait it out.  So far so good!  It should be arriving in the wee hours of the morning, so until then I will enjoy having power and lights and air conditioning.  After tomorrow.... hard to say.
I will go ahead and schedule the linky party, just in case.  Because honestly, you just never know.  Hard to imagine, looking out the windows right now, that 145 mile an hour winds could be here this time tomorrow.


30 comments:

  1. stay safe, we just had friends from palm beach county visit us, on their way home, they were supposed to stay here a few days but left within a few hours to go home and what normally takes 12hrs+ took almost 24hrs! getting supplies and gas wherever they could, they are home now and waiting out the storm.

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  2. Prayers sent to you and yours that you all stay safe, house included. ;^)Cécile,

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  3. Stay safe! I have friends and family all over FLorida. Praying for everyone's safety.

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  4. hope you will have no damage and come out of it ok, my niece is in an evacuation area she is in a northern FL college and drove across the state this morning to the western side to stay with friends at another college.

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  5. SIL in Savannah has already evacuated to the NC mountains. This one sounds serious. Stay safe!

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  6. Good luck. Here's hoping for the best for everyone in the storm's path.

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  7. Staying safe is the most important thing. We understand and will be waiting when you are ready!

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  8. Hope Matthew goes easy on you and the rest of Florida!

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  9. Hope you and your family are safe and comfortable and the storm brings no major damage to you.

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  10. Hope you stay safe. Those of us living in tornado zones have a difficult time even imagining that type of wind going on for hours and hours.

    We have friends in Vero Beach and relatives in Jacksonville. They are in our thoughts and prayers. Now I'll add you to them!

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  11. Hope Matthew does not cause you much trouble. Stay safe.

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  12. Will pray for your safety and all people in Matthew's path. Hopefully, people will heed evacuation orders on the east coast. This storm is brutal.

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  13. Came by to check on you; wondering if you had to evacuate or not. Thoughts and prayers with you and all of Florida and up the coast.

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  14. Take care! We will all be thinking of you and your family.

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  15. Sending vibes for wind shear and storm disintegration! I have family and friends all over Florida, so I'm waiting and watching, too. Hope everything goes well for you, and the power isn't out for too long!

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  16. Hoping you and everyone in Matthew's path stay safe!

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  17. Keep safe. Batten down the hatches so to speak. Weather network film clips show a vicious storm. Hope there isn't too much damage done by the time it comes your way.

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  18. Hope you escape the worst of the hurricane, it sounds a nasty one!

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  19. You and your family have been on my mind all day. I hope you have enough food and water stored for several days. It looks like Florida is in for a rough one this time. Let us know how it goes later this weekend if you still have power. Be safe, my dear.

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  20. Hope Matthew lightens up a lot before it gets to your place. Stay safe!

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  21. Praying the winds never come... Stay safe

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  22. Hope everyone will be safe and the storm will pass easily!

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  23. Thank God you had minimal damage and are safe!

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  24. By now it should be past you. Hope all is well there.

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