Thursday, April 8, 2010
A Busier Summer Than I Planned?
Uh oh.
This year's hurricane season is supposed to be a "doozy" - or, in other words, "worse than normal." Those are the latest predictions coming from the National Weather Service.
As a Red Cross volunteer, those words are ominous...
As a Red Cross volunteer, those words mean that I should probably start gathering my supplies and equipment out from the basement; blow the dust off; and get it all organized.
As a Red Cross volunteer, those words mean that I may have a busier-than-normal summer and perhaps shouldn't plan too many vacations. Dang it.
I hope they're wrong. I pray they're wrong.
I guess we'll see.
But...in the meantime...I'm getting ready. And if you live in a hurricane-prone area, I hope you're getting ready.
Peace.
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5 comments:
Wow, I already thought they had a wild summer last year. Our plans are to be in Orlando in mid July. Sure hope things change!
Oh no! That's a scary thought. I hope and pray that they are wrong. We don't get many hurricanes in our area, but we CAN and we get the remnants of it! I should be getting ready too!
I would like to hear more about what you do. That is something that I always thought I would like to do. I can't always be ready to go at the drop of a hat though. More info, how interesting.
Cathy
Terri & Bob: Have fun in Orlando; that's where we were 2 weeks ago - along with 2 million other Spring Break crazies.
Diva Ma: Yes, the time to be prepared is now - before it comes!
Cathy: Not a problem...I can do a future post about Red Cross volunteering...in the meantime, you can go to my labels on the right-hand side and find Red Cross postings from the past.
Thanks, all, for stopping by my blog - and have a blessed day!
Hello to you, Her Highness of the Middle Age. I noted that you became a follower of my blog. I am honored to have such royalty gracing my web site by taking time to "toon" in with any kind of regularity. Thank you.
Good luck on the hurricane season. I saw the report. It looks bad. Thank you for volunteering, and God bless you and the Red Cross.
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