I'm lucky -- certainly Manhattan is in the path, but I'm in a part of
Manhattan is one of those places family who are in zone A would want to
come to stay, if I had any such :-)
My best friend's son and his wife are in a building in lower Manhattan
that has manditory evacuatlion but they are in a building that has a
backup generator and are on the 4th floor and last I heard were not
going to budge... last year they did and it fizzled. unfortunately that
attitude is being displayed a lot here. A shame.
Crossing fingers I don't lose power... which is not as unlikely as I'd
like it to be because of all the dug up streets around here and recent
cable outages. I certainly won't be going out tomorrow! lots of debris
flying around is likely.
Wind whistling outside already.
now, back to Words with friends and storm watching tv
Guess I will have to apply myself to get Brian a PUG entry :-)
ann
On 10/28/2012 21:49, Christine Nielsen wrote:
We are also in the Boston area, to the south, along the coast... all's
pretty quiet so far. But, school has already been cancelled for
tomorrow... luckily, I was able to hide this information from the kids
until all their homework was done!
We did a pre-storm gutter clean-out, too. Lots of trees around,
hoping this isn't the storm that brings one of them down on the house
or cars... Other than that, we've prepared by doing all the laundry &
running the vac - advice my mother gave me long ago. Wouldn't want to
sit around a messy house with no clean clothes if the power goes out.
:)
Good luck to all, especially those right in Sandy's path!
:)
-c
On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 9:23 PM, jn289 <jn...@verizon.net> wrote:
Well, PA. NJ. and NY are expecting very bad weather. Earlier today I was up
on the roof cleaning the rain gutters as we have a lot trees on our property
and just hoping they remain standing. In the past years we lost a cherry
tree and a weeping willow tree. ..Joe
jn289 wrote:
I hope everyone on the East Coast remains OK.
We're battening down the hatches here in Boston. We're not expected to
get hit as hard as NYC and other cities farther south but it's hard to
be sure how bad it's going to be. The college has cancelled classes
for tomorrow so I can stay home and man the fort, so to speak. Storm
surge is said to be the big threat: high tide at mid-day tomorrow
could be the worst. We're far enough inland that it shouldn't be a
factor for us, but people on the ocean could have big problems.
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