"Tara O." wrote:

In regards to hurricane Isabel...
Tara

Tara I hope you are safe and sound. I do need to call my friend
in Columbia. It looks like a bear of a hurricane.

Gwen

"Tara O." wrote:

In regards to hurricane Isabel...
Tara

Tara I hope you are safe and sound. I do need to call my friend
in Columbia. It looks like a bear of a hurricane.

Gwen

"Tara O." wrote:

In regards to hurricane Isabel...
Tara

Tara I hope you are safe and sound. I do need to call my friend
in Columbia. It looks like a bear of a hurricane.

Gwen

In regards to hurricane Isabel...I despise all the fear-mongering that the
press is doing so I don't want to join their ranks. I just wanted to say
that I hope those of you living on the east coast have an emergency plan in
place for your families and pets. If you don't, now might be a good time to
make one.

If by Thursday, Charleston is removed from the line of fire, anyone wishing
to come to this area as an escape, can email me privately and I'll help you
find accomodations. I'd offer my house but there's literally no extra
sleeping space. With my contacts throughout NC & SC though, helping to
locate a pet-friendly hotel shouldn't be difficult.

--
Tara

Subject: East Coast Emergency Plan
From: "Tara O."
Date: Mon, Sep 15, 2003 2:00 PM
Message-id:

Hi Tara~

Well, it has been awhile since we had any big devastation here, I think 8 years
this October.

Then it knocked down our barn, tore up a dozen trees,took part of the wood roof
off, and our dune shack, had water in it according to the water line, 7 feet
high.

It was quite the bad time here.

This afternoon though down at the dock all the guys were talking about the
weather.

The fishermen have decided to batten down the hatches and hunker down after
Wednesday as it is going be rough out on the seas.

Even these past few days while we were out, the ocean was swarming, the waves
were high and it was blowing about 20 knots.

Some, who have smaller boats, are hauling them in land.

I guess by the weekend we will know what is going to happen.

Thankfully here we have a safe place for the dogs.

We also had a course recently on how to care for your animals when emergency
strikes.

A Good Thing

In the mean time any of you that are South of me and on the coast,hopefully
Isabel will not visit.


All Good Thoughts
Paulette~

Subject: East Coast Emergency Plan
From: "Tara O."
Date: Mon, Sep 15, 2003 2:00 PM
Message-id:

Hi Tara~

Well, it has been awhile since we had any big devastation here, I think 8 years
this October.

Then it knocked down our barn, tore up a dozen trees,took part of the wood roof
off, and our dune shack, had water in it according to the water line, 7 feet
high.

It was quite the bad time here.

This afternoon though down at the dock all the guys were talking about the
weather.

The fishermen have decided to batten down the hatches and hunker down after
Wednesday as it is going be rough out on the seas.

Even these past few days while we were out, the ocean was swarming, the waves
were high and it was blowing about 20 knots.

Some, who have smaller boats, are hauling them in land.

I guess by the weekend we will know what is going to happen.

Thankfully here we have a safe place for the dogs.

We also had a course recently on how to care for your animals when emergency
strikes.

A Good Thing

In the mean time any of you that are South of me and on the coast,hopefully
Isabel will not visit.


All Good Thoughts
Paulette~

Subject: East Coast Emergency Plan
From: "Tara O."
Date: Mon, Sep 15, 2003 2:00 PM
Message-id:

Hi Tara~

Well, it has been awhile since we had any big devastation here, I think 8 years
this October.

Then it knocked down our barn, tore up a dozen trees,took part of the wood roof
off, and our dune shack, had water in it according to the water line, 7 feet
high.

It was quite the bad time here.

This afternoon though down at the dock all the guys were talking about the
weather.

The fishermen have decided to batten down the hatches and hunker down after
Wednesday as it is going be rough out on the seas.

Even these past few days while we were out, the ocean was swarming, the waves
were high and it was blowing about 20 knots.

Some, who have smaller boats, are hauling them in land.

I guess by the weekend we will know what is going to happen.

Thankfully here we have a safe place for the dogs.

We also had a course recently on how to care for your animals when emergency
strikes.

A Good Thing

In the mean time any of you that are South of me and on the coast,hopefully
Isabel will not visit.


All Good Thoughts
Paulette~

In article ,
"Tara O." wrote:

In regards to hurricane Isabel...I despise all the fear-mongering that the
press is doing so I don't want to join their ranks. I just wanted to say
that I hope those of you living on the east coast have an emergency plan in
place for your families and pets. If you don't, now might be a good time to
make one.

Indeed. I wasn't worried (what, DC? Hurricane? pshaw!) but then I saw
the projected path in the Washington Post (at
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv.../hurricane_091
503.htm, all on one line of course).
--
Kevin Michael Vail | Dogbert: That's circular reasoning.
| Dilbert: I prefer to think of it as no loose ends.
http://www.vaildc.net/kevin/

In article ,
"Tara O." wrote:

In regards to hurricane Isabel...I despise all the fear-mongering that the
press is doing so I don't want to join their ranks. I just wanted to say
that I hope those of you living on the east coast have an emergency plan in
place for your families and pets. If you don't, now might be a good time to
make one.

Indeed. I wasn't worried (what, DC? Hurricane? pshaw!) but then I saw
the projected path in the Washington Post (at
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv.../hurricane_091
503.htm, all on one line of course).
--
Kevin Michael Vail | Dogbert: That's circular reasoning.
| Dilbert: I prefer to think of it as no loose ends.
http://www.vaildc.net/kevin/

In article ,
"Tara O." wrote:

In regards to hurricane Isabel...I despise all the fear-mongering that the
press is doing so I don't want to join their ranks. I just wanted to say
that I hope those of you living on the east coast have an emergency plan in
place for your families and pets. If you don't, now might be a good time to
make one.

Indeed. I wasn't worried (what, DC? Hurricane? pshaw!) but then I saw
the projected path in the Washington Post (at
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv.../hurricane_091
503.htm, all on one line of course).
--
Kevin Michael Vail | Dogbert: That's circular reasoning.
| Dilbert: I prefer to think of it as no loose ends.
http://www.vaildc.net/kevin/