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Knowing first hand the anxiety, uncertainty, adversity and rebuilding that comes along with a hurricane, all of us at Negril.com want to let you know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Be vigilant, stay strong and help those around you.
A personal note from me and Lisa (Bnewb), please take care of yourselves, we are thinking of all our friends out there and sending positive vibes your way.
Amen!
Definitely Rob. Good thoughts to all of you.
Very nice post, Rob :)
Agreed
Nice of you Rob and Lisa :)
And I echo their sentiments. Everyone be safe!
Irene is 250 offshore of St. Augustine right now. 20 - 25 kts of wind and some rain.
All you up there from N. Carolina and North.....Please evacuate if you're told to. This is no storm to mess with.
Think FLOYD
Be safe
Thanks Rob, we're getting ready for a little breeze on Cape Cod! Tourists are starting to leave now. Huge loss of revenue, but us old salts love a good storm. Boatyards are pulling boats out of the water around the clock. Media hype is approaching the red zone.
Stay safe US east coast people!
Thank you Rob, nice of you and Lisa. We are right outside Atlantic City and are expected to get a pretty bad hit. I've been thinking of Jamaica alot in the last couple of days, we worry when a storm hits there, and it's crazy so far north to have a Category 2 hurricane hit us. Good luck and prayers to everyone in it's path, and be safe!
Thanks Rob. Hoping our condo at Emerald Isle, NC is going to be ok. not even thinking about riding it out. looking foward to Negril early Oct. for my 40th. Hope them hurricanes stay away.
thanks Rob! NYC is sorta freaking out right now since we usually don't get hit. I kid you not, no D batteries or flashlights left on shelves in the city. I have a flashlight and getting in food and supplies.. Hard to know how it will play out and the media isn't helping with all the worst case scenario reporting. The subways are all shutting down at noon tomorrow which is unprecedented. Since I have no car I just gotta get in supplies tonight and tomorrow morning. Hope North Carolina fares ok.
nicely put rob. our prayers and best wishes go out to everyone in this stormy time of the year
The worst case scenario is what will get people to do what is needed to stay safe & secure. If the worst case doesn't happen, you'll be grateful. It might be a hassle, but it's best to be prepared. I've been through a few hurricanes and several tropical storms that had been hurricanes before they came over where I live - fortunately w/ no losses or damages. Back to back storms w/ howling 70 mph winds was no picnic. Don't let the quiet times between waves of rain & high winds fool you. Stay inside until Irene is gone.Quote:
Originally Posted by irieworld
I wish all of you in Irene's projected path will be safe when Irene moves on.
Thanks Rob...Irene is making a bee-line dash straight for us on the Connecticut shoreline...we're hoping for the best and preparing for the worst...
Thanks Rob & Lisa
With apple harvest ready to start in a week and trees laiden with apples we are bumming bigtime.
But we still will be wintering in Ja so we keep thinking those good vibes.Stay safe those of you on the coast.
Farmer
Thank you Rob.. We (North Western New Jersey & Eastern PA) came through pretty much unscathed - Some folks from our church had water in the basement - some lost power - we cancelled church this morning - but compared to what it could have been, we are blessed! There is still the danger of flooding as the rivers in our area have yet to crest.. Thanks to all for their prayers!