
Late last night I finished my preparations for sheltering in place. After a few hours of restless sleep, I awoke this morning to a different scenario – mandatory evacuation was imminent. So, I followed the old axiom; Prepare for the worst, hope for the best.
I secured my outdoor furnishings and decor, covered my windows, loaded up my important belongings, and by noon I was on the road. My Plan B was to stay with friends in central Florida, Plan C was friends in Georgia, Plan D was friends in North Carolina, Plan E was friends in Virginia.
The weather update around 2pm tossed all those options out the window as the hurricane was predicted to track north through the South. I have stopped for the night in Charlotte, NC. Well on my way to Plan F, my cousin’s in Ohio.
Thank you to everyone who reached out to check on me, sorry I haven’t able to respond. It’s been a hectic day! The next few days should be interesting. I hope the storm does minimal damage throughout its path!
Be safe, Erin…
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Thank you! This is definitely a concerning storm – for most of Florida.
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Safe travels. Hope your home doesn’t get much damage.
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Thank you so much! Ian has morphed into a huge storm, all I can do is wait and hope right now. There will be a lot of hard work ahead, I’m sure.
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Howdy, So glad you made it safely to Shanie’s. Praying for this storm to peter out, but praying for all the people in it’s path. Please give our love to everyone back there. Take care, Love You and God Bless
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Thankfully, it was an uneventful trip. Such a relief to arrive somewhere safe. Ian is certainly going to leave a mark…
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