Dean is pulling more and more South, which is better and better for the Cayman Islands.
Flash flooding and mudslides have taken 5 lives in the Lesser Antilles. Cayman is expecting far less rain than they recieved, and we have no mountains....
We just went downtown to try and sneak into a parking garage to protect the likkle cyaar, but they have uniormed guards blocking all of the parking structures.
At first I was little upset by this, but then though "If illegal parking is their primary concern at this point, we're probably doing alright..." They'd be sandbagging their own homes if it was going to be bad, not worrying about the eyesore our Toyota Corsa would cause in their parking garage....
So never fear... it appears as though we're going to miss the brutality of Hurricane Dean, as well as maintain the integrity of our parking structures here in the British West Indies....
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Being new to the blogosphere, I had no idea one could leave comments--it was fun going back and reading all folks had to say.
Thanks for the reassuring words about Dean and your safety. There is a fair amount of collective angst from all corners here, including mine. It will be great when this is over--and that is from here. I am glad there is a supportive community and places you can go to be safe. Be sure and take the mangos. Heed Scot's warnings about avoidance of photo ops during a hurricane. We will try to call after Dean has passed.
For goodness sake, plaster down your hair--it could act as a sail and take you to Mexico with the hurricane.
Jazz Construction VP
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