My aluminum stylus scratches onto a 2-inch screen that does not support java script, searching for a 21st century update on creating a message in bottle - that can be read not by just one - but by millions. Okay maybe only thousands. All right! so it's only a couple of dozen people. I never was one of the popular girls - but that is a poem of a different story - and this my message in a bottle thrown into the eye of another hurricane.
We still don't have phones, and only partial cable, which means - NO INTERNET. Fortunately our power is still up, but the wind is blowing something wild; and the rain keeps coming down - that is when it's not blowing horizontal, and I can graffiti quite nicely on my palm phone this message: Calling all Dick Tracy's. Get Hurricane Frances out of my town.
Signed: a Damsel in Distress
P.S. - Immediately after I posted this, I could see the blue light from transformers blowing up. Frances has been on our heads since last night, and it continues to blow. I won't be surprised if in an hour or so, we lose power.
P.P.S. - Unlike Charley, we did not lose power. We're keeping our fingers crossed that Ivan the terrible sets course for another continent, as this one is finished being scoured.
We here, in south Florida, mercifully were spared the brunt of all the hurricanes and himmicanes, so far... knock on wood. stay safe!
Doc
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in tx., karen lynn. :(
stay safe--i can't imagine the horror you're going through.
(((HUGS))) and love, karla. :(
Lisa
Least your humour is in tact, to be sure..
Amy