Hurricane prep.
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|dugtx1 wrote:Cuz she luves U聽
Or she does not want to be in the dark for 3-4 months
|dugtx1 wrote:Florida , What part?聽 I was born just North of Tampa on a ranch in Pasco County........
Every time, I returned home from working in the middle east,聽 it had become geriatric ville and mall walkers of the dead .
I totally dedicated to the island after that . Never regretted a single minute.聽
My husband was born in Jacksonville, where I met him. I lived in Panama City for many years while my dad was stationed there in the Navy. We all moved to the Gainesville area and lived there for over 20 years before moving to Humacao. (Yes, we're old geezers.馃槉) I hope you can live your dream soon.
|Home is located on the west end of the island on a mountainside furthest point from Irmas approach.
Now that's historical.
|People at my home said the wind meter broke at 160 mph 2 hrs. ago. my home is mountainside and facing West away from the storm.
Predicting 4-6 months for power in some areas. Grrr glad even though not there sun will shine on my solar panels when they can set them up again.聽 Lost the wind turbines at 140 mph.
Don't feel bad about not being able to get a phone to answer even my sat phone went down 30 min ago and still below east end of island .聽
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last I remember /except for early facefool post everything seems to be still shut down from PR. solar flare activity is off the charts news is even saying.
making even the satellite phone my people have on the island temp. useless
So if we don't hears anything , don't stress yet.
There are only 2 uplinks on the island for communications one in Bayamon, and the other near Aguadilla. if in need of repairs , that will be #1 priority when sun comes back and storm has safety passed.
Hey don't feel bad , I left a $20,000 phone I never missed a call in 30 years contracting in the Middle East, with my friends and one little storm it suddenly doesn't work.聽
I certainly hope PR gets the same help from government this time as we are here in Texas.
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||Have no clue what even happened to my renters in Cabo , they went quiet 2 days before the storm.
think they hi tailed it to the mainland, can't blame them .
I'm still stuck here in Aransas/Rockport pass聽 , Henry 's entry point . Going to be even months here before any normal is seen.
All the newsies ran to Houston for the big story.
Government in PR already sent a 15 million $$$ disaster relief request to Trump . Wonder how that will go.?
|dugtx1 wrote:That reading was from my mountain top rental in Rincon.
Have no clue what even happened to my renters in Cabo , they went quiet 2 days before the storm.
think they hi tailed it to the mainland, can't blame them .
I'm still stuck here in Aransas/Rockport pass聽 , Henry 's entry point . Going to be even months here before any normal is seen.
All the newsies ran to Houston for the big story.
Government in PR already sent a 15 million $$$ disaster relief request to Trump . Wonder how that will go.?
Federal Government did declare PR a disaster zone, not sure about specific amounts, that has to be checked by Federal government before they designate a particular amount.
||#1 15 Million doesn't cover squat, They will request more time and time again to confuse and obscure ttl. amount they receive.
Happens every time, Just another reason 50% of ex politicians in PR are under investigation or in prison
Even the Island quordinator of deportes "sports" mainly soccer was picked up 2 months ago for embezzling 10 million off the top . Picked up 2 months ago and is being held in a US federal facility till his court dates.
How about the last bank the US government had to seize documents on, before feds completely shut them down. They actually ,Although people had defaulted on home mortgages told them everything would be alight if they just keep making payments.聽 聽5 years later they were ALL put on the street.
Self governing hasn't historically been there hi point in managing聽
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