We’re not really in the path of the storm, and we’re far enough inland and at a high enough altitude that we’re not too worried about flooding. It is possible, however, that we’ll lose power. If we do, we’ll still have phones (probably), and minimal internet and e-mail through such smart devices.
We don’t expect major disruptions, but they are possible.
We are praying for those who are in the path of the storm, and for all those who will be impacted by it.
Currently on the Energion Discussion Network Chicken Little Safe! – I remember shortly after 9/11 asking my father if the world was ending. “Dad, is this the end? Is Jesus going to come back soon?” I’ll never forget his answer.“Son, every generation thinks theirs is the last. Believe me, when the world actually ends, you…
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