Like A Hurricane
Another hurricane season. The future of Imelda is carefully monitored by meterologist around the low country. The latest trends are [hinting] that this storm will slow down and not make landfall before pushing East out to sea. We experienced our first hurricane season last year. We no sooner moved to South Carolina - waiting for our new furniture and items on a commercial moving truck to arrive when Hurricane Debby came to visit. She was an unwelcomed guest to say the least. New roof shingles lifted and cracked. A backyard turned into a small retention pond. Flooded streets and plenty of palm tree debris collecting along the low country roads. I probably shouldn't complain, as downtown Charleston is vulnerable to storms. Flooding happens even without hurricanes. Friday morning the news was moving rather quickly - we may not have school Monday! Maybe even Tuesday! I certainly don't panic when natural events occur - but I am smart enough to be prepared. The hubs p...