Possible yard projectiles have been stored, porch furniture is as low as I can get it and I have laundry in the washing machine. I want to run the dishwasher and then hope the hot water tank fills up again before we lose power...though I am certainly hoping that a power outage will not occur! The only thing that really makes me nervous is when the house starts moving with the wind. That totally freaks me out. I guess that is what happens when you live in a frame house over a 100 years old.
For all my readers in the path of the storm, please be safe and stay indoors. "Talk" to you in a couple of days on the other side of the rainbow!
Stay safe Suzan. This storm looks like its going to a doozie. We are hearing all about it on this side of the world so you know its going to be a biggie.
ReplyDeleteglad to hear that you have everything battened down! Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteStay safe, Suzan and check in with us so we know you are ok.Prayers will be going up for you.
ReplyDeleteWe're hearing about Sandy over here in Scotland and it's terrifying! Keep safe!
ReplyDeleteUhmm...stay on THIS side of the rainbow please!!! Sending dry, windfree thoughts in your direction. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you and hoping you and all your loved ones get through safely without too much damage to property. The pictures on TV are scary enough so I can't imagine what it is truly like to experience. Good luck.
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