The Road to Orlando: Hurricane

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October 24, 2005

Hurricane

And here I thought we'd make it to November (and the end of hurricane season) with no action. Argh.

Ugly weather today and we're under tornado watch. My poor tabebuia tree may have had it -- it's bent at the bottom and posibly snapping and the top is scratching at my office windows. I don't want to go outside to try to restake it and I can't really see the bottom from the window well. Too much rain.

If that's the only thing we lose, I'll be grateful. I can always get another sapling and start over.