davidr2340
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Stay safe everyone!!!
Sleeping in my own bed tonight, winds were so bad here we had to restore outages in our area! Headed north first thing tomorrow...hope you all are safe!
TowsonTiger22 said:You sir, are about to get it hard. Rough and hard.
I live off Bel Aire Rd, just inside the beltway. Keep the water down there with you.
jaronimo said:Lower manhattan is long overdue for some flooding. Hope it doesn't get the White Horse Tavern on bridge street, or I will have to find another place to meet my buddy for lunch once a month.
I watched a Discovery channel show about a hurricane hitting manhattan at high tide. The outcome was not pretty.
Wind is still real bad here on staten island. We evacuated to my parents house and i heard my house is under water. Power has been out snce about 6. Theres a tree down UP the street and another down DOWN the street so were isolated. Couldnt go anywhere even if i had the nads to drive. Sonny, ill drive by your place in the mornng when its safer. Hope all s well with you and everyone else gettin blown by sandy
Dramatically calmer here this morning. Still windy and raining, but far from what it was. Still without power, might be for a while.
my parents in a northern philly suburb have been w/o power since yesterday afternoon.. my dad just got back trying 3 gas stations, all empty.. here in central PA looks like we missed a lot of it.. my thoughts are out to you who weren't as lucky
Any news from the Chester Springs/Pottstown/Downingtown area? My inlaws are out there...
Airborneguy said:Total devastation in my neighborhood, it's crazy. I have 4 friends who lost everything, possibly going to have to rebuild thier homes. Thankfully it looks like all we're losing is our food. I'm so grateful. Having a beer now, have to go back in at 7. I saw things last night that I'll never forget for sure. Prayers to everyone who's been affected and lost family, friends, pets, and homes.
Beer-lord said:I've been 'there' many times and it sucks to deal with the aftermath. I lost my business in Katrina, my in laws and brother lost their homes and it's extremely depressing and you feel totally alone. But you're not. You'll see the good in so many people as they help get things back. Its slow and scum will still be around to do their crap but by far, neighbors help neighbors and families help each other.
Good luck to all who have to deal with this.
I live in Jefferson Parish and though we weren't hardest hit, I and countless others are very thankful for your unselfish help as well as others.In '05 I volunteered and was on my way south with only 2 hours notice. Spent two weeks in Westwego, LA and Jefferson Parish. I'm going to use that experience to get through this. I'm just so glad my family is okay. My mother probably has massive damage at her second house, but we won't get worked up about a vacation home (even if she's only owned it for a month!)
I is not looking too bad so far in NYC. My sis just posted pics of her on the boardwalk in Queens and the water is only 1/4 of the way to boardwalk. I know this is not the case everywhere. Stay safe everyone.