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Post by wolf on Sept 23, 2022 11:51:21 GMT
Prayers for all in path next week.....
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Post by osnafrank on Sept 23, 2022 13:22:39 GMT
Prufrock here. Fiona was pretty bad. Still recuperating. More info later. Thanks for the positive thoughts. |
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Post by osnafrank on Sept 23, 2022 13:23:35 GMT
Prayers for all in path next week.....
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Post by wolf on Sept 24, 2022 14:02:29 GMT
((((((All in need or not))))))
The latest I've found on Ian, this morning....
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Post by wolf on Sept 26, 2022 3:28:21 GMT
((((((All in great need!)))))) ❤🤍🔥🌹🕊🙏 a054
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Post by wolf on Sept 26, 2022 19:27:28 GMT
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Post by wolf on Sept 27, 2022 15:34:46 GMT
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Post by wolf on Sept 27, 2022 21:07:09 GMT
Checking in on Ian's progress.
Hold tight ((((((Lady spideyman and wireman)))))) ❤🙏 a054
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Post by wolf on Sept 28, 2022 12:43:50 GMT
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Post by wolf on Sept 29, 2022 16:13:32 GMT
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Post by wolf on Oct 4, 2022 19:06:11 GMT
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Post by wolf on Oct 5, 2022 17:21:03 GMT
I heard that Trindad is flooding.
Steffen , hoping and praying you and yours are alright. 🙏 a054
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Post by prufrock21 on Oct 5, 2022 21:47:59 GMT
Wolf-buddy, I am currently in The Twilight Zone. Hopefully, I'll be back to normal soon. smileys-sommer-18
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Post by wolf on Oct 6, 2022 14:49:58 GMT
Wolf-buddy, I am currently in The Twilight Zone. Hopefully, I'll be back to normal soon. 
Thanks for checkin' in, you stay safe and take care.
Prayers and all for you, bud. 🙏 a054 |
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Post by osnafrank on Oct 7, 2022 14:45:33 GMT
Wolf-buddy, I am currently in The Twilight Zone. Hopefully, I'll be back to normal soon. smileys-sommer-18
Sending calming and positive vibes your way (((prufrock21)))
You stay safe. |
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Post by prufrock21 on Oct 7, 2022 21:18:17 GMT
Welcome to The Twilight Zone
Déjà vu. That’s what first came to mind when I heard on the news that tropical storm Fiona, she of Shrek fame, would pass through—not by—Puerto Rico. And the storm, lucky us, would touch the southwest portion of the island. Where yours truly lives. It had been only five years since Hurricane Maria (my wife’s name as well) struck the island with its category 4 winds. Man, do I remember Maria—in this case, I mean the storm. For several hours Maria struck full force and blew and blew and blew. I mean, had I constructed my house out of clapboards and a zinc roof, it would have lasted less than an hour in gale-force winds. Luckily construction codes here permit houses of cement blocks and armored cement. Which is a good idea in the tropics.
Then the big day arrived, and wouldn’t you know Fiona would pass through as a hurricane and not a tropical storm. To my mind came flashing thoughts of all the destruction Maria (the hurricane, not my wife) had caused and I was mucho worried. Though my family members and I were not in any physical danger, the destruction the high winds would bring were a cause for concern. And the rain the storm was reputed to release was estimated as much as thirty inches within hours of its assault. In fact, thirty inches were recorded in Ponce, a major city in the south about 50 miles from my home.
Now the hurricane is over and in my neighborhood we have been without electrical power for the past twenty days.
Consequently, I have been in such a funk that (except for these lines) I have not been able to get any writing done. And for some reason my reading lately (during daylight, mind you).
Lastly, my thoughts have been in such a whirl that I completely forgot Mr. King’s birthday. Thanks, Fiona.
Prufrock 21, reporting from The Twilight Zone.
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Post by wolf on Oct 7, 2022 22:48:19 GMT
Welcome to The Twilight Zone Déjà vu. That’s what first came to mind when I heard on the news that tropical storm Fiona, she of Shrek fame, would pass through—not by—Puerto Rico. And the storm, lucky us, would touch the southwest portion of the island. Where yours truly lives. It had been only five years since Hurricane Maria (my wife’s name as well) struck the island with its category 4 winds. Man, do I remember Maria—in this case, I mean the storm. For several hours Maria struck full force and blew and blew and blew. I mean, had I constructed my house out of clapboards and a zinc roof, it would have lasted less than an hour in gale-force winds. Luckily construction codes here permit houses of cement blocks and armored cement. Which is a good idea in the tropics. Then the big day arrived, and wouldn’t you know Fiona would pass through as a hurricane and not a tropical storm. To my mind came flashing thoughts of all the destruction Maria (the hurricane, not my wife) had caused and I was mucho worried. Though my family members and I were not in any physical danger, the destruction the high winds would bring were a cause for concern. And the rain the storm was reputed to release was estimated as much as thirty inches within hours of its assault. In fact, thirty inches were recorded in Ponce, a major city in the south about 50 miles from my home. Now the hurricane is over and in my neighborhood we have been without electrical power for the past twenty days. Consequently, I have been in such a funk that (except for these lines) I have not been able to get any writing done. And for some reason my reading lately (during daylight, mind you). Lastly, my thoughts have been in such a whirl that I completely forgot Mr. King’s birthday. Thanks, Fiona. Prufrock 21, reporting from The Twilight Zone.
Hold tight and hang in there! 💔😥🙏 a054
And THANK YOU for the wonderfully written and informative update!
We are always here for you! 🤍 |
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Post by wolf on Oct 8, 2022 13:58:30 GMT
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Post by wolf on Oct 8, 2022 18:33:42 GMT
Welcome to The Twilight Zone Déjà vu. That’s what first came to mind when I heard on the news that tropical storm Fiona, she of Shrek fame, would pass through—not by—Puerto Rico. And the storm, lucky us, would touch the southwest portion of the island. Where yours truly lives. It had been only five years since Hurricane Maria (my wife’s name as well) struck the island with its category 4 winds. Man, do I remember Maria—in this case, I mean the storm. For several hours Maria struck full force and blew and blew and blew. I mean, had I constructed my house out of clapboards and a zinc roof, it would have lasted less than an hour in gale-force winds. Luckily construction codes here permit houses of cement blocks and armored cement. Which is a good idea in the tropics. Then the big day arrived, and wouldn’t you know Fiona would pass through as a hurricane and not a tropical storm. To my mind came flashing thoughts of all the destruction Maria (the hurricane, not my wife) had caused and I was mucho worried. Though my family members and I were not in any physical danger, the destruction the high winds would bring were a cause for concern. And the rain the storm was reputed to release was estimated as much as thirty inches within hours of its assault. In fact, thirty inches were recorded in Ponce, a major city in the south about 50 miles from my home. Now the hurricane is over and in my neighborhood we have been without electrical power for the past twenty days. Consequently, I have been in such a funk that (except for these lines) I have not been able to get any writing done. And for some reason my reading lately (during daylight, mind you). Lastly, my thoughts have been in such a whirl that I completely forgot Mr. King’s birthday. Thanks, Fiona. Prufrock 21, reporting from The Twilight Zone.  🙏 a054 |
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Post by prufrock21 on Oct 8, 2022 18:44:52 GMT
No electricity yet, but better. smilie_wet_162
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❤🙏 a054 
🙏 a054