Goodbye Hurricane, Hello Sunshine!

May 13th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
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Back in our hometown, hurricanes were considered to be regular visitors. In fact, most of the houses in our neighborhood were built to endure the fury of a raging tempest. We also had an organized monitoring and warning system that alerts the residents of an incoming storm.

Yet in spite of the constant vigilance, the loss of lives and homes continue to be the disheartening outcome of every hurricane season. This sad fact triggered my parents’ decision to move out of our beloved hometown. My family and I are now settled in California. Although the weather conditions here are sunnier and hurricane-free, I still miss our previous neighborhood. I wonder what became of our old house. I just hope the storm hasn’t destroyed it yet.

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There Are 8 Responses So Far. »

  1. Comment by horse racing expert on 13 May 2008:

    You got it right. Happy to hear that you’ve settled already in California.

  2. Comment by Sports Bet Expert on 13 May 2008:

    So sad trying to defy this unstoppable force of nature. It claims its victory over our properties and lives and in the end we leave our roots just to stay away from it forever. Wise move you did there.

  3. Comment by eva on 13 May 2008:

    The things we do for our lives. I’m sure the move was hard on all of you.

  4. Comment by free bets expert on 20 May 2008:

    Knowing how violent the hurricane is and a regular visitor in your place, people should prepare extra precautionary measures.

  5. Comment by free bet expert on 21 May 2008:

    They could organized a disaster committee to enable them to coordinate and inform the resident.

  6. Comment by kelsea on 22 May 2008:

    This devastating violent earth is really unstoppable and destroyer. But I think the damage can be protected and minimized.

  7. Comment by kelsea on 23 May 2008:

    Hope that you’re more safe this time.

  8. Comment by horse racing expert on 3 June 2008:

    Hope that your old house will still there when you come back.

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