Month: September 2004
The Wrong Jeanne is Coming to Savannah
This hurricane business is out of control. At least Savannah has been lucky so far this season, with several storms to watch but no hits. Hurricane Jeanne will likely cause some wind and rain for us tonight, but… Read More
Kitty Update
I woke up this morning with a sinking feeling because I knew I had to shove Luca unwillingly into a cat carrier, drive to the vet, and leave her there. It was hard, and I was still conflicted… Read More
Goodbye Claws
This time tomorrow, Luca will no longer have front claws. I have mixed feelings about that. I feel sorry for her. I know it will be hard to leave her at the vet’s office tomorrow, knowing she will… Read More
Acclimated
I guess I’m oficially used to the southern heat, because today it must’ve been in the 60s, and I actually shivered. True, there was a cool breeze blowing across all the hairs on my arm as they stood… Read More
Taking a Stand… Literally
There is a pot on my front porch. In it are some beautiful plants. If they could talk, they could tell me more about the criminal who boldly took what was not his/hers Friday. A few months ago,… Read More
And Another Storm Forms
I’m beginning to feel weather weary. Yes, the girl who loves weather stories is beginning to tire of them. That doesn’t mean I’m not still watching. I’m tuned into the weather channel right now, watching the Destin area… Read More
Guns Are Creepy
I’m sure the way you feel about something like the gun control debate often has to do with they way you were raised. If you grew up in a huntin’ family with a gun collection, you’re probably cool… Read More
Nail Biting with the Dawgs
That game was too close for comfort. Lee and I watched the first quarter of the UGA vs. South Carolina game on television, then listened to the rest on the road. The game started awfully, with Larry Munson… Read More
Waiting and Watching
Right now, I’m glad Lee and I made the decision not to buy plywood. It looks like Frances will stay well south of us, and we may not even see any effects – though it’s too soon to… Read More
