Comments on: Basicos para enfrentar um Furacao:

By: walderez

walderez — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 20:12:50 +0000

We need to visit you!
Maybe Jackson is depressed because, like Cesar Millan says: they feel our energy all the time and at this time I think everybody is worrying about the worst month for hurricane season for us here in TX.

By: Mary Seibert

Mary Seibert — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 16:33:10 +0000

I am very much afraid of the next hurricane because I know my husband will not get things we need together before hand. He buys the cheapest items he can find (such as a flashlight) and when it doesn’t work he uses mine. When something is broken or worn out he tries to repair it with tape or glue or string. even if it is comething electrical. Right now my cook top is not working and he decided that we don’t need it anyway. We have microwave and coffee maker to heat water. He is always behind in submitting income tax reports and this has happened many times almost our entire married life. My daughter and her husband are trying to bring us up to date on the income tax. And my doggie seems to be depressed, Wonder why?

By: david

david — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 19:52:48 +0000

All I have are bad memories of hurricane Rita. The traffic was just like that photo above. Bumper to bumper traffic for the majority of the time — 27 hours! What’s more is that it came right on Walderez’s birthday. One night we spent sleeping in the cars in a church parking lot. It was just as well — the traffic was so slow that the cars were parked most of the time. You just turned off the engine to save on gas and just about died of bordom. This is one thing I would never like to have to go though again in my whole life.