Hurricane Earl.

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Well Hurricane Earl is arriving soon to the Eastern Seaboard or has hit already, and I wish everyone who is in it's path the best. Please take care, and I hope everyone will be safe and sound.

God willing, he'll push it out to sea, and keep it there.

Later guys.

[norb]

I live in New Jersey, so we should see some of it soon.

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Hi Norb.

Yep. It took a easterly turn which hopefully won't cause as much damage. What category is it to be when it hits New Jersey Norb, do you know?

The last report for where I live it's going to be either a category 1, or a tropical, they are not sure yet.

The last one we had my next door neighbors tree fell. Good thing it didn't cause any damage, and the unfortunate thing for living in this area, the power goes out if you sneeze the wrong way, so that will be a given, for how long who knows.

Take care Norb, and be safe.

[Michael Slaunwhite]

Norb, I'm watching the news, and New Jersey is looking like the outer band of the hurricane is beginning to pass over you.

If your at work, just thought I would pass that along to ya.

take care.

[bedbug]

I, on the other hand, have rented a house with some friends (starting this Sunday) in Hatteras itself. LOL

Vacation insurance....like health insurance.... ahhhh, everyone should have some....

[Michael Slaunwhite]

bedbug wrote:

I, on the other hand, have rented a house with some friends (starting this Sunday) in Hatteras itself. LOL

Vacation insurance....like health insurance.... ahhhh, everyone should have some....

Oh man, what a time to go on vacation to Hatteras, but then again how were to know.

Are you able to withdraw without a penalty because of hurricane earl?

Later!

[bedbug]

..... yes, our friends who rent the house always get insurance..... hey, it is Hatteras after all.
All we have to do is waite and see if the house is still there. :laugh:

[Marching Thru Georgia]

Sunny weather predicted across Colorado for the rest of the week. B)

[norb]

We live in the NorthEast because it's about the safest place in the US from mother nature A hurricane to us means some much needed rain. Maybe some trees down, worst case some loss of power, or a tree on your house, but rarely that.

[Marching Thru Georgia]

We live in the NorthEast because it's about the safest place in the US from mother nature ... Maybe some trees down

Oh noooo! What will those ice storms stick to? But you forgot to mention that in the near future your house will be beach property for starfish. :laugh: