As a widow and still getting used to being alone and having the responsibility of everything on my shoulders, the hurricane season is a dreaded time.
Even the fierce afternoon storms are sometimes too much for me as the lightening cracks and winds whip around giving the illusion of all hell breaking loose out there.
Although anxiety sets in and I work myself into a panic . . . that is just me since I am a chronic worry wart . . . I am prepared and that is the most important thing to remember as we are well into the hurricane season.
I wrote an article on hurricane preparedness at Helium . . . click here to go to the article.
Let's pray for a mild season . . .
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
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