Thinking of all you in Florida

[Guest guest]

We will pray for your safety to all of you!

[Guest guest]

I wanted to send you all the best of luck and hope that the hurricane

doesn't devastate the way it sounds...I was just listening to the news.

They are painting this thing to be very ugly .I live-in California now, but

I just moved from New Orleans, and we had a couple warnings last year as

well as Tropical storm Bill last July. Needless to say, I personally would

be leaving there too, just because you don't know where it may head. As

most of you know that live around there, New Orleans is 7 feet below sea

level. They use a levy system to keep the water out of the streets. When

it rains in New Orleans and surrounding areas, the streets would flood about

3-6 inches in less than 1 hour somedays and accumulate even more causing

roads and bridges to be blocked. Can you imagine the devastation there?

It is claimed that over 300,000 people would die in New Orleans if a

hurricane hit.

God Bless to everyone stuck in Florida or any surrounding areas that may be

hit. Please take head to the warnings, and be prepared.

Prayers to you, and yours

Jay

[Guest guest]

I am also thinking of you all in Flordia. I have not been able to

watch much TV lately, so I don't know how bad this thing is right

now. I hope that you all remain safe during all of this. PLease

take care and keep us up to date on how you are doing.

Jodi R.

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>

> I wanted to send you all the best of luck and hope that the

hurricane

> doesn't devastate the way it sounds...I was just listening to the

news.

> They are painting this thing to be very ugly .I live-in California

now, but

> I just moved from New Orleans, and we had a couple warnings last

year as

> well as Tropical storm Bill last July. Needless to say, I

personally would

> be leaving there too, just because you don't know where it may

head. As

> most of you know that live around there, New Orleans is 7 feet

below sea

> level. They use a levy system to keep the water out of the

streets. When

> it rains in New Orleans and surrounding areas, the streets would

flood about

> 3-6 inches in less than 1 hour somedays and accumulate even more

causing

> roads and bridges to be blocked. Can you imagine the devastation

there?

> It is claimed that over 300,000 people would die in New Orleans if a

> hurricane hit.

>

> God Bless to everyone stuck in Florida or any surrounding areas

that may be

> hit. Please take head to the warnings, and be prepared.

>

> Prayers to you, and yours

>

> Jay

[Guest guest]

Thinking of all of you in Florida - must be awful to be affected

twice within a month.

We are scheduled to leave on vacation to Miami on Saturday. I will

spend today canceling all our bookings.

-Malathi

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>

> I wanted to send you all the best of luck and hope that the

hurricane

> doesn't devastate the way it sounds...I was just listening to the

news.

> They are painting this thing to be very ugly .I live-in

California now, but

> I just moved from New Orleans, and we had a couple warnings last

year as

> well as Tropical storm Bill last July. Needless to say, I

personally would

> be leaving there too, just because you don't know where it may

head. As

> most of you know that live around there, New Orleans is 7 feet

below sea

> level. They use a levy system to keep the water out of the

streets. When

> it rains in New Orleans and surrounding areas, the streets would

flood about

> 3-6 inches in less than 1 hour somedays and accumulate even more

causing

> roads and bridges to be blocked. Can you imagine the devastation

there?

> It is claimed that over 300,000 people would die in New Orleans if

a

> hurricane hit.

>

> God Bless to everyone stuck in Florida or any surrounding areas

that may be

> hit. Please take head to the warnings, and be prepared.

>

> Prayers to you, and yours

>

> Jay