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I was watching this yesterday…hope they don’t get too soggy in Pensacola.
Me too, Grammy.
ended up being barely a blip when it finally hit land. the weather channel apparently made it sound like the apocalypse, but truth is: unless you live on the water, it was just a big, windy storm.
we DID get out of school Mon and Tues, plus had Wed off already. i ain’t complaining!
LOL, Rusty, I saw newsclips of people saying it wasn’t any worse than some of the dramatic thunderstorms you get in Pensacola – and yes, with Veteran’s Day, it made for a nice holiday week, didn’t it?