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Sending good thoughts to our friends in Louisiana & the Gulf Coast regions. Stay safe everybody!

Thank you, it was slightly rough yesterday (minor flooding). Everything looks good now.

Brave, where are you?

uodux1212 wrote:Brave, where are you?

Not too far from West Palm Beach.

Braveheart wrote:

uodux1212 wrote:Brave, where are you?

Not too far from West Palm Beach.

And we learn a bit more from the mysterious Bravehart In all seriousness though hope all is well and this turns out to be nothing but a tropical storm

gregspechtismyhero wrote:

Braveheart wrote:

uodux1212 wrote:Brave, where are you?

Not too far from West Palm Beach.

And we learn a bit more from the mysterious Bravehart In all seriousness though hope all is well and this turns out to be nothing but a tropical storm

Thank you, everything is good. I live in a community that was built with hurricane prevention stuff all around. The flooding didn't reach any of the houses (just a couple inches into the street). Dunno how some of the older areas held up since I stayed at home. I didn't have to go to work, so I welcome the storm (to a certain degree ).

Good luck, hang in there.....

Rumor yesterday was that the Nichols State team may not make it to CornValet for the game, due to Isaac.

I'm good for those who were wondering

The storm decided to sit on top of us forever and my parish is 60% in the dark but we are doing a lot better than my friends in Laplace, 6 neighborhoods flooded...like Katrina flooded

Bud Lee wrote:I'm good for those who were wondering

The storm decided to sit on top of us forever and my parish is 60% in the dark but we are doing a lot better than my friends in Laplace, 6 neighborhoods flooded...like Katrina flooded

I was wondering about you Bud. Good to hear from you. I read somewhere that they were worried about the levees breaking. Not good.

MFRDuckFan wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:I'm good for those who were wondering

The storm decided to sit on top of us forever and my parish is 60% in the dark but we are doing a lot better than my friends in Laplace, 6 neighborhoods flooded...like Katrina flooded

I was wondering about you Bud. Good to hear from you. I read somewhere that they were worried about the levees breaking. Not good.

Yeah, Slidell is on edge right now hoping the levees hold. I live a little north of Baton Rouge, and even though I am on the river my town is built on a ridge line so I never have to worry about flooding.

I'm just hopping that I have lights to watch some football tonight.

Bud Lee wrote:

MFRDuckFan wrote:

Bud Lee wrote:I'm good for those who were wondering

The storm decided to sit on top of us forever and my parish is 60% in the dark but we are doing a lot better than my friends in Laplace, 6 neighborhoods flooded...like Katrina flooded

I was wondering about you Bud. Good to hear from you. I read somewhere that they were worried about the levees breaking. Not good.

Yeah, Slidell is on edge right now hoping the levees hold. I live a little north of Baton Rouge, and even though I am on the river my town is build on a ridge line so I never have to worry about flooding.

I'm just hopping that I have lights to watch some football tonight.

+100

Hang in there Bud...you got football?

uodux1212 wrote:Hang in there Bud...you got football?

I did have football