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| I know it was overcast and rainy. My eyes are sun-sensitive. |
Strong winds.
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| Down the block from us. |
Flooding.
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| This is such a hysterical picture on the cover of the Times Picayune. I mean, what is going on here? A disabled man with his pants down is choking on a phone while drowning? Shouldn't there be a caption like, "After this photo was taken, TP reporter pulled wheelchair bound man to safety from flood"??? |
Broken umbrellas.
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| One of many casualties. |
But it also brought forced relaxation. That's why we call it a "hurrication" and I must say they are much more enjoyable when you don't lose power. During Gustav the hubby and I enjoyed a few days together playing cards and eating Chex mix, but it was nicer this time around with lights, A/C, and Thai food!
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Lots of rain, floods, and power outages here too! Although the forced day in due to rain was nice.
ReplyDeletei laughed out loud when i saw the front page of the TP - what on earth?? *sigh*
ReplyDeleteExcellent photo journalism! I missed the whole storm in my own whirlwind weekend flying from one corner of the country, to another, to another! By the time I landed, the only remnants of Lee were a yard full of tree limbs and AMAZING cool weather. Where did this come from? When I left it was 95 and muggy. Now it's GORGEOUS outside!
ReplyDeleteHilarious front page with your bonus caption. So glad I found this funny blog!!
ReplyDeleteI'm now curious as to the status update of that man. Glad Lee didn't bring anything too severe.
ReplyDeleteGlad you guys didn't have any direct damage - but wow! (Oh my gosh and the picture of that guy is crazy - I really hope that reporter/photographer helped him!)
ReplyDeleteThe weather was far worse the Sunday than the Saturday in Lafourche Parish. We had a lot of sunshine on the Saturday. Sunday was ran ALL DAY LONG.
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