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teach1st

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26. Thanks!
Wed Sep 28, 2022, 08:01 PM
Sep 2022

My mom is north of Sarasota in Parish with my sister. Mom is over 90 and wasn't up to a - for her - long car trip with me. They've lost power, but the house is new, well-built, and shuttered. They're drinking wine and reminiscing in the storm. My sister and I are Florida natives, and mom came here in 1950. We've all been through a lot of hurricanes.

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K&R Solly Mack Sep 2022 #1
K&R FalloutShelter Sep 2022 #2
Has trump offered up mara largo as a place of refuge Beachnutt Sep 2022 #3
The golf greens are good places for kids. Tetrachloride Sep 2022 #12
There's even a place for you there if you don't survive..... COL Mustard Sep 2022 #29
Of course he has....just like he let 9/11 displaced people stay in his TT lobby!!!!!!!!! Karadeniz Sep 2022 #13
He would never let them step foot in Mar A Lago Marius25 Sep 2022 #21
Will those voters still be considered registered to vote Zilli Sep 2022 #46
I bet The Bopper Sep 2022 #51
It will be a horrifying sight tomorrow blm Sep 2022 #4
Randi Rhodes was talking today about how the insurance industry in Florida OMGWTF Sep 2022 #5
Well, when you live in a high risk area something has to give. oldsoftie Sep 2022 #14
No national homeowners insurance carriers will serve FL, so there's a state exchange. ancianita Sep 2022 #16
You have Hurricane Insurance, not Flood Insurance ... aggiesal Sep 2022 #36
And if a tree is on your house... 2naSalit Sep 2022 #45
It's almost like ... aggiesal Sep 2022 #48
Insurance... 2naSalit Sep 2022 #49
Insurance companies are definitely betting on ... aggiesal Sep 2022 #50
Storm surge is generally considered flooding radical noodle Sep 2022 #42
Why would they insure anyone in Florida? Random Boomer Sep 2022 #47
Thank you for pointing out the need most Floridians are in right now. ancianita Sep 2022 #6
Thanks for the info, ancianita! teach1st Sep 2022 #10
K & R...nt Wounded Bear Sep 2022 #7
Mahalo for this description Cha Sep 2022 #8
Just some tidbits teach1st Sep 2022 #9
Thank YOu! I just got a text Cha Sep 2022 #15
Thanks! teach1st Sep 2022 #26
That's good your Mom can Cha Sep 2022 #27
Believe it or not, I was in Iniki teach1st Sep 2022 #38
WOW! I believe it.. what a Cha Sep 2022 #39
Yeah, different crews teach1st Sep 2022 #41
Yes it was! Cheers and Good Luck with rebuilding Florida! Cha Sep 2022 #43
Might be a good time to remind folks that a car battery can power a phone for a long, long time. Hermit-The-Prog Sep 2022 #33
Yes, Mahalo.. great Advice! Cha Sep 2022 #40
And the governor paidhow much per person for his little stunt? That would be quite a few rooms. mjvpi Sep 2022 #11
I read that a lot of people don't have flood Tree Lady Sep 2022 #17
Also, insurance companies tend not to pay for flood damage anyway stollen Sep 2022 #35
You are a good soul, helping others. secondwind Sep 2022 #18
Thanks, secondwind! teach1st Sep 2022 #23
excellent Skittles Sep 2022 #24
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Looks like a good one teach1st Sep 2022 #22
K&R markie Sep 2022 #20
K&R for visibility. crickets Sep 2022 #25
Beautiful post. MOMFUDSKI Sep 2022 #28
Thanks for what you've done for your mom and helping other @teach1st. Stay strong. iluvtennis Sep 2022 #30
hey teach1st NJCher Sep 2022 #31
Thanks, NJCher! teach1st Sep 2022 #34
Thank you for sharing. Dorian Gray Sep 2022 #32
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teach1st............ Upthevibe Sep 2022 #44
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