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Yup, I'm in Orlando. We're always in the projected path, but it doesn't always make it here.

Husband and I were saying there's absolutely no amount you could pay us to live on a Caribbean island.
 
Yup, I'm in Orlando. We're always in the projected path, but it doesn't always make it here.

Husband and I were saying there's absolutely no amount you could pay us to live on a Caribbean island.
Most of us say the same thing about Florida.
 
Yup, I'm in Orlando. We're always in the projected path, but it doesn't always make it here.

Husband and I were saying there's absolutely no amount you could pay us to live on a Caribbean island.

I just told the Red Cross I didn't want to go to Florida to set up evacuation shelters. It never occurred to me I might get a chance to give you a cot and a juice box.

Damnit. I wonder if there is still time.
 
I just told the Red Cross I didn't want to go to Florida to set up evacuation shelters. It never occurred to me I might get a chance to give you a cot and a juice box.

Damnit. I wonder if there is still time.

I was just thinking there just aren't enough blue tarps and orange web netting on everything. It was so festive after Charley.

Alas, if we were going to evacuate, we'd go to the Marriott. But you could join us there for a bottle of ridiculously expensive water from some mini bar.
 
I was just thinking there just aren't enough blue tarps and orange web netting on everything. It was so festive after Charley.

Alas, if we were going to evacuate, we'd go to the Marriott. But you could join us there for a bottle of ridiculously expensive water from some mini bar.

I'll ask the Red Cross if I can work in the Marriot evacuation center.
 
It's got a glass elevator. Tell them that, I'm sure they'll set you up.

Okay, but I've seen a couple of hotels after a hurricane. The concrete is still there. All the glass is hard to find.
 
Okay, but I've seen a couple of hotels after a hurricane. The concrete is still there. All the glass is hard to find.

We're probably okay here at home. I have my hurricane box that I've obsessively kept up to date since 2005. That's seven years of batteries and food packs and mylar blankets going to waste, people!

We cut down the big trees, too.

I paid for all this preparedness, dammit!
 
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