Michelle....my belle....

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Not a good weekend to vacation in Key West, heehee.

(From the Weather channel)

Hurricane Michelle now has maximum sustained winds of 135 mph, making it a category 4 on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane intensity scale. The official forecast takes Michelle close to Havana, Cuba on Sunday night. Hurricane warnings are in effect for the western half of Cuba. A tropical storm watch has been posted for the Cayman Islands. A hurricane watch and tropical storm warnings have now been issued for Florida Bay and the Keys. There is a mandatory evacutation order for vistors and non-residents in Monroe County, Florida. Now, a mandatory evacuation for residents of the Lower Keys has been added. The Mayor of Monroe County also declared a local state of emergency which began 6am Saturday morning. People in southern Florida should keep up with the latest advisories.

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-- Uncle Deedah (unkeeD@yahoo.com), November 03, 2001

Answers

sommes des mot qui vont tres bien ensemble, tres bien emsemble

i love you

i love you

i loooovvvveee you

that's all i want to say

until i find a way

i will say the only words i know that you'll understand

i love you

OH....sorry got carried away. I like that song =)

-- (cin@cin.cin), November 03, 2001.


Unk, you wanna come up here for Thanksgiving a little early this year? Deano?

-- helen (run@away.boys), November 03, 2001.

Don't forget the cap'n.

-- (lars@indy.net), November 03, 2001.

Thanks Lars, capnfun is capncalm tonight.No worries mate, a lil wind, a lil rain no problem.Sure beats the hell outta scrapin' the windshield in the mornin' : )

I once knew a girl named Michelle.....

and the rest of this poem I can't tell.

-- capnfun (capnfun1@excite.com), November 03, 2001.


Latest projections have Michelle missing Florida...which with 135 mph sustained winds is a good thing.

Stick your head out the window of your car driving at 70 mph, then double that and imagine that kind of wind having 5 hours or more to work on your house....heh, yep...glad I have shutters and a hurricane proofed safe-room.

LOL, welcome to Florida cap.

-- Uncle Deedah (unkeeD@yahoo.com), November 03, 2001.



I thought the shutters were supposed to keep the hurricane from coming anywhere near you. Yknow, cause you're prepared and all. =)

Hey cap, is this your first hurricane? Let us know how much fun youre having.

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-- (cin@cin.cin), November 03, 2001.


Yep, I guess I'm losing my hurricane cherry, though it doesn't look like we'll be gettin' much of the heavy stuff over here on the cape.But if it had been a biggie, I suspect I would have boarded up the house, stocked up on beer and rode it out.It ain't like I have a job to report to right now, so let the good times roll, I reckon.

Thanks Unk, if it gets too wild over there come on over.ya always gots a spare bunker if ya need it.

-- capnfun (capnfun1@excite.com), November 04, 2001.


oh wow

Fl Keys are now being evacuated. Please be safe capn, unk, deano. xoxoxo

-- (cin@cin.cin), November 04, 2001.


I didn't know you'd made it down there, capn. You guys be safe.

-- helen (wind@rain.worry), November 04, 2001.

We were supposed to be at a friend's wedding in Key West today. Fortunately we didn't have to be evacuated, but I hope she's doing okay. Keep your fingers crossed for the Conch Republic.

-- Tarzan the Ape Man (tarzan@swingingthroughthejunglewithouta.net), November 04, 2001.


All's well in Florida. Wet and windy, no big deal, cept for this case of cabin fever, heehee.

-- Uncle Deedah (unkeeD@yahoo.com), November 05, 2001.

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