Christinenc2000
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We are so Thankful in NE NC that we were not hit as bad as South Carolina. Yesterday evening high tide was the worse where I live . Here is a picture of my back yard. Driveway and the road leading in.
East Coast Flood
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JerseyWendy
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Oh my gosh, Christine! That is awful!!! 
We're moving to Sumter in a few years, and they were hit really badly.
Is it over now, or is it still raining?
We're moving to Sumter in a few years, and they were hit really badly.
Is it over now, or is it still raining?
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Christinenc2000
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No rain today so far. Love this area. I feel so bad for South Carolina
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ROW, ROW, ROW YOUR BOAT, GENTLY THROUGH YOUR YARD...
Okay, maybe I shouldn't make jokes on such a serious topic, but I still think it helps if you can laugh. (It helps more if you can swim and laugh at the same time.)
Okay, maybe I shouldn't make jokes on such a serious topic, but I still think it helps if you can laugh. (It helps more if you can swim and laugh at the same time.)
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Snowy, Ivy, Kiwi, Ghost - Parakeets
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Unfortunately I'm having memories of Hurricane Sandy, we lost everything down the shore. I'm lucky to live up in Philly, but I still had a lot of stuff back home. My dad and my grandfather still live down there but we still never recovered. I just think about how things played out and I'm always worried something might happen again.
And noooo Wendy, you can't move!
And noooo Wendy, you can't move!
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Christinenc2000
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You are exactly right ! I could not drive in my yard so pulled into the path along side it. That path leads to Boyfriends parents house. When I finally stopped i called them. Now I could not drive all the way up to there house because of the water or mine . So just stopped on the high part half way. His parents are in there 80's lived there all there lives. She calmed me down a little I was so stressed. Then said Now Chris make sure you take your shoes off before walking to your house so you do not mess them up. I said Yes Ma'am ...... I guess she could hear the stress in my voice because in a real serious tone she said. Heck just strip off your dress pants so they don't get wet either no one will see....... Well except me and i have this new cell phone camera I have not used yet lmao . Cracked me up . NO I did not take them off lol Water is down . Still soggy ground
JerseyWendy
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Your BF's mother sounds like an absolute HOOT! 
"Go ahead and strip now, Chris...nobody's watching...I swear I won't christen my new phone today."
"Go ahead and strip now, Chris...nobody's watching...I swear I won't christen my new phone today."
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Photos are up and posted online...
Sounds like my kind of a person. Keep calm, and tell bad jokes...
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RIP Gandalf and Big Bird, you are missed.
The flooding is horrific and will present challenges for a long time.
One of the untold stories is how devastating this is for wildlife. I also believe rescue and care agencies have become more compassionate toward pets in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
One of the untold stories is how devastating this is for wildlife. I also believe rescue and care agencies have become more compassionate toward pets in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
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You are in my prayers along with your whole area. Keep your chin up and think about how tough you all are 
. I'm actually not kidding. I do this. When a bad snow storm hits that buries whole houses or baseball size hail hits... I think "well gee aren't we all tough" and it helps me dig in and handle the situation emotionally from a position of strength rather than being overwhelmed and helpless. Stay safe and remember that just because the road looks solid doesn't mean it is after something like this.
. I'm actually not kidding. I do this. When a bad snow storm hits that buries whole houses or baseball size hail hits... I think "well gee aren't we all tough" and it helps me dig in and handle the situation emotionally from a position of strength rather than being overwhelmed and helpless. Stay safe and remember that just because the road looks solid doesn't mean it is after something like this.
