Hurricane, or Tropical Storm, Issac has our home in its sights. As it stands right now, the projected path has the eye passing just West of home. The Eastern side of the storm is the worse place to be, as that is the quadrant that spawns the most tornados. We made the decision yesterday to move near Colorado Springs for the next two days. That way we can be home in a couple of more if needed after the storm has passed. We are fortunate that we have great friends and neighbors that can do the prestorm preparation for us. Also have a daughter and sil nearby that we couldn’t do without. We will talk to them a lot in the next two days. If we dodge the bullet with no damage, we will continue our journey for the next few weeks. If things go the other way, we’ll leave Colorado Springs Thursday morning heading for home……jc
Hope all goes well. It looks like we are going to miss the worst of it here in the FL panhandle, since Isaac decided it liked LA better.
ReplyDeleteWe sure hope that you will be able to continue your journey and not have to go back home for the wrong reasons!
Fingers crossed for ya!
ReplyDeleteSure hope you don't have to make a quick trip home.
ReplyDeleteJerry, praying that your house will be safe with no damage at all. Good luck on your continued travels.
ReplyDeleteHope all goes well and your home is safe!!
ReplyDeletePlease be careful and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteWe will be praying that Issac avoids you all together!
ReplyDeleteHope you don't have any damage and don't need to head home.
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