After being out in Tucson, AZ for a week, I'm finally back with a nod to The Band and their classic rock favorite "Ophelia". We've just witnessed the most devastaing storm in U.S. history, now we're flirting with Hurricane/Tropical Storm Ophelia. Yesterday she was upgraded to hurricane status, today she's classified as a tropical storm. We can't breathe a sigh of relief yet, because experts agree that Ophelia could loop back and make landfall in Florida, Georgia or the Carolinas. The good news is Ophelia is not projected to enter the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf Coast states have seen enough death and destruction to last a lifetime. Stay tuned for another update soon!
Friday, September 09, 2005
"Ophelia...please don't darken my door"
After being out in Tucson, AZ for a week, I'm finally back with a nod to The Band and their classic rock favorite "Ophelia". We've just witnessed the most devastaing storm in U.S. history, now we're flirting with Hurricane/Tropical Storm Ophelia. Yesterday she was upgraded to hurricane status, today she's classified as a tropical storm. We can't breathe a sigh of relief yet, because experts agree that Ophelia could loop back and make landfall in Florida, Georgia or the Carolinas. The good news is Ophelia is not projected to enter the Gulf of Mexico. The Gulf Coast states have seen enough death and destruction to last a lifetime. Stay tuned for another update soon!
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