Checked my house on Google hurricane surge maps and we’re looking at potential for three feet of water here. Since I’m not eager to have my car destroyed by flood, I’m heading over to a motel in NJ with my laptop. Catch you later!
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Good luck.
Head north, Susie. I have two unused guest rooms, plenty of wifi and apple TV! You have my email.
That’s a good idea. Be well and safe.
Didn’t your doctors tell you to rest comfortably? I hope the motel has hurricane porn! Wolf Blitzer is teh sexy.
Request for hurricane advice:
I have a gas grill (propane) alongside an old well house, and it’s heavy. I can’t move it far by myself.
Any suggestions? I was wondering if I should at least lay in down on the ground. My neighboring house is about 20 feet from my house, 10-ish from the wellhouse. There are forsythia bushes behind the grill and all along the lot line; it’s currently fortified with wisteria which needs to be curtailed, but may be good during the coming winds.
I’m heading out for a prescription and mean to pick up some bungee cords to try to tie the grill down….
Any port in a storm. Get while the getting’s good. See you after the chaos.
Maybe you could lay the grill on its side.
I’m going with laying the grill down on the ground — I figure that to move something heavy, the wind needs to get under it or have a large enough surface to move it. The profile on the ground should be lower, no way to get under much and get “lift.”
Susie — so very good hear your (pixeled in words) voice! Hope you’re well.
I couldn’t find any bungees — and decided to stop looking!
Candles, D and C cell batteries, water — lots of places sold out. Esp’ly the D cells.
(Why is Cuomo deploying the Nat’l Guard? Why have them during the brunt of the storm???)
Why? To kill the peasants, whydya think?