Yes that describes how it feels in a thunderstorm. loved it. God bless. Baz

Hang on Ed! The sun is on its way!

Peace,
Dayvid

Pee Wee has the right idea. Just stay out of the basement. Patrick

Sorry you are stormphobic; so am I ... living in a place that doesn't have any shelters available (excepting for our teeny tiny claustrophobic half bath) does NOT help AT all ... and in 1996, Karla lost the roof off the apartment where she used to live ... and in this SAME complex!! As for the winds, when they hit fifty miles an hour, the walls shake. We don't feel safe here when severe storms threaten ... stay safe, Ed; I understand your fear perfectly because I am stormphobic too; always have been, even when growing up and/or living in Ohio, but at least there we had a basement to go to ....

(((HUGS))) and much love, your (fellow stormphobic) friend, Karen Lynn in Texas. (((o.0)))

Could be a good time to sell the old surf board and invest in Scuba gear instead.
fee

Better hide in the Outhouse, it's the safest place to be. Good Luck.

I'm in the same...boat. Everything is always a boat.
Man I'm sick of it!!!!!!
John

Get under the blanket, suck your thumb, everything will be okay.

Grab something that floats, Ed. ;-)