As the sun comes up along the Florida panhandle, lots of folks are getting a first hand view of the damage done during the darkness. Many in Georgia are just now learning what a tropical storm looks like. Millions are without power, and millions more will be without power before the day is over.
PawPaw will lift those people up in prayer. Storms happen. It is part of living in the South. When your roof blows off, or when flooding happens, it doesn't matter if it was a Cat 1 or a Cat 5. You still need a roof, and the wind speed really doesn't matter. I have friends in Florida and Georgia, and I'm worried about all of them.
In much more mundane news, PawPaw has chores to do, and I best get at them. We're hosting out club's monthly match tomorrow There are only two matches left in our yearly series, and the points are tight. We have the prize buckles in hand, and these folks are competing for them. Anything can happen.
1 comment:
Praying for the safety of all the South. And for the pecan harvest which is just beginning. This storm is a nasty one.
Drew458
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