I have just spoken to my cousin in North Carolina, she is passing the time playing "drink along with Irene". Each time the wind hows or a bit of rain lashes the window, she takes a nice sip of red wine. 

Matt

Gettin' kind of bored here too.
Hopefully it will get a little more interesting once the larger parts of the storm hit us.

What I would be doing for entertainment is seeing how fast I can pack my bags and be at the canadian border


Renè

do some wacky flights,like landing on golden gate bridge, land on top of a roof or do some skyscraper dodging in a f/a-18 at 400 mph.   

it has lost speed drastically after touching the ground.
I think It will reach NYC as a storm

H wrote on Aug 27^th, 2011 at 7:41pm:

You could go over to the marina and 'borrow' a boat 'til ebb tide.

I hope Rom is okay.
I'm the sort of person that'd get some tent pegs and put myself in the garden looking for that ultimate blow job....
But you have to remember that 5 years in the military has left me one very sick puppy

So far so good, here... raining in sheets on and off; buckets are out under the various leaks; in a moment I have to break in to the room of one of the residents who stupidly left his window wide open when he went away for the weekend... 


Latest local news says the winds have not really died down as much as expected, and they've issued tornado warnings for overnight.

Things will mostly get "real" in the morning... the streets will be flooded in my neighborhood, and there will be heavy winds and torrential rain.
Tomorrow morning's high tide will be a "moon tide" (Moon between Sun and Earth, which amplifies the gravitational effect on bodies of water), so those living on the water can expect massive flooding, especially if the wind is strong just before the tide peaks. The Passaic River, pretty close to me, is expected to overflow.

Right now it's about normal for a typical rainstorm, but it's merely a prelude. I've seen brief 60-mph gusts here before, and heavy rain, but this could be nasty, as it will go on and on without letting up.

But we're four stories up, my car is parked on sloping high ground away from trees, and I have what I need to be comfortable.

Webb wrote on Aug 27^th, 2011 at 10:05pm:


When Isn't it? This gets tired after a while


Renè

Webb wrote on Aug 27^th, 2011 at 10:29pm:


   

Club508 wrote on Aug 28^th, 2011 at 11:52am:


Make The "city" Part "country" and it becomes a normal rationing day .

Club508 wrote on Aug 28^th, 2011 at 11:52am:

That could be a little overestimated. Even here it takes only about 2 days.

Club508 wrote on Aug 28^th, 2011 at 11:52am:


Woah . But it might have reduced power. But I seriously hope it does ease off. I know this doesn't make a difference but Best of luck.


Renè