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My family and myself are fine and dandy. My house lost 7 tiles off the roof... and power of course. (neighbors house lost two trees, house okay. The other neighbor almost lost her whole roof)
My mom has a full power line down due to falling trees. No word on when it'll be back up.
I'm definitly lucky. Hope everyone else is as well.
Player of Lucerella
Arrrrr! I'm just fine in downtown Baltimore. My apartment complex is well sheltered by much taller buildings all around us, and no damage was reported here. Other parts of the city can't say the same. I usually live eight blocks from the Inner Harbor, but today I lived only six blocks from it. The city's Book Fair was cancelled (Boo!), and there has been no MARC train service for two days (Lazy bilge rats!). In an amusing turn of events, I showed up for work at Northrop Grumman near BWI, and found that nobody was there. Shiver me timbers! Evidently, grownups are supposed to be proactive in determining whether or not they're supposed to go to work. Remember when you were in grade school, and they actually called your house to tell you when there was no school? I miss that.
--David (Jolebin Swordstaff, Elemancer of Riverhaven)
--David (Jolebin Swordstaff, Elemancer of Riverhaven)
I survived just fine too. Well, I should say my family and house in Newark did. I was stuck on paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean. Lost a row of shingles and a gutter or two apparantly. A little flooding in the bastement too, but that's normal for living at the bottom of a hill. ::mutters:: Glad everyone else survived alright!
Sean, Player of Phairdon, Wandyfarer
The difference between being lost and exploring is about 5 minutes and two right turns.
Sean, Player of Phairdon, Wandyfarer
The difference between being lost and exploring is about 5 minutes and two right turns.
Waldorf MD here, and we just got electricity back at 5:13 this morning. Kind of pisses me off, because it was out for the three trees that are resting on the powerlines, so when it came back on, I drove up the street and the trees are still standing, meaning that all someone had to do was flip a switch somewhere. Seems friday would have been a good time to flip the switch.
~Bre
"Let them hate, so long as they fear"
Lucius Accius (170 BC- 86 BC)
~Bre
"Let them hate, so long as they fear"
Lucius Accius (170 BC- 86 BC)
Yeah I would have been upset with that too. Seems like a long time to be without power. I'd probably go crazy. All we had was a tiny flicker here and there. I'm in Columbia. Granted one of my friends was about 5 minutes away in another village of Columbia and they lost power for a day or two.
Cai
Cai
