I'm expecting it to be more like the Big Bad Wolf and the little piggy living in
the "house of sticks".
Looks like the mandatory evacuations are starting to affect some inland
counties. If I-40 hasn't been switched to all westbound traffic already, it will
be soon.
This is the first major hurricane to hit North Carolina since I retired from the
National Guard. Feels kind of weird to not be on standby, waiting for the call
to report for duty.
On 9/12/2018 14:55, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
Good luck, John!
Those hurricanes ain't fun.
We've lived through a few major ones here, in TX, but we are some 100 miles
inland.
My cousin lives NE of Wilmington, along US-17.
He is out of town, and he is scheduled to fly back on Sunday, coming back from a
long trip. At this point, he is not sure if he'd be able to, and what he'd find
at his house.
Speaking of "loosing [your] roof", - in several Eastern European cultures, when
someone's "roof was blown off" or "roof slid off" that means he/she lost his
mind/head, went cuckoo.
Also, "[my] roof is sliding off" often means that I am overwhelmed with all
the problems I am dealing with.
So, stay safe cool and keep your roof intact! :)
Cheers,
Igor
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