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Sunday, August 19, 2007
After Dean
All the news reports warned us that a category 4 hurricane was coming our way. Internet weather sites confirmed that Hurricane Dean was to pass just to the south of us. Windows were boarded up, vehicles were moved to higher ground, property was secured and the children were trained to respond to a call from Matante by marching in order to the school. Dean was way to the south so we got some wind and rain but nothing like expected. We lost quite a few banana trees as they are very fragile but we gained in the pig department. One of our mama pigs gave birth to eleven piglets very early this morning. Thank you all for your prayers and concern. Let's remember our sisters and brothers in Jamaica as they face Dean head-on.
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So glad that you posted to let everyone know that all is well - we've been worried and praying. I'm delighted that the disaster drill sounds like a success, and that it turned out to be a drill only.
ReplyDeleteSo glad that all is okay at Espwa. Thanks for the update. We have been praying.
ReplyDeleteRyane
Will one of the piglets be named Dean? Glad to hear it was just a good planning rehearsal.
ReplyDeleteSteve
So glad that you are all OK. We were praying for you.
ReplyDeleteDan Whitley in NY
We've been praying the Divine Mercy Chaplet for your safety,...praise God you and all the kids are alright!
ReplyDeleteThe Blachowski Family
Corona, CA
Amen. (Phew!)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear that everyone is safe!
ReplyDeleteGive all the kids a big hug for me.
In Solidarity,
Johanna