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M STREET IN GEORGETOWN AT 7 AM SUNDAY, AS IRENE LEFT TOWN
Washington was lucky. The earthquake that began the week, while scary, was not horrible. Hurricane Irene, ending the week, while a threat, did not cause widespread damage. ON New York Social Diary today I wrap-up my experiences with pictures. Read it here.
Several inches of rain fell in a short time. My curiosity now is whether the run-off from up north will cause Potomac flooding downstream in Georgetown and Alexandria?
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Hmmm..Good morning.
Yes, but we have to keep in mind just how lucky some local areas were during the time of this storm. Some of us dodged a nasty bullet, while some had Irene tear them a new "Six."
We count our blessings to enjoy another day and not have to wait for the water to recede or to prepare a burial for a family member or friend. After all, 20 have perished in this storm.
Personally, I'll give it all some very deserved contemplation, stay ever prepared and keep my eyes on a fun holiday weekend ahead!
To That Universal Entity; Thanks!
~Steve~
P.S. To you Carol, thanks for the colorful blogging!
Posted by: Steve D. | 08/29/2011 at 10:01 AM