Polly and her gators

How loved we feel that you have been concerned about us. Thank you. Oh my yes, thank you. We've had some killer weather come through for about 24 hours. Except for miserable headaches, we have no real damage; a few pecans trees with fragile limbs are down and a little hail on the roof. It has been suggested that the empty spaces in our heads is what allows barometer rising and falling to make the pain. Vicksburg and Yazoo City have had serious damage. I don't know if it is accurate but have heard that the north side of Yazoo City is demolished. How I hope that this news is not so. We have been protected by your prayers and comforted by your good wishes. We are grateful. Polly and the gators

Well, I've been thinking about you all day. And yeah, the damage looks bad in Yazoo City. I've seen it on CNN.

Get that empty space in your head filled up. I suggest a good beer.

Cindy

So glad to see your message Polly...I, too, have been worried about you ever since I saw the reports on the news and on the internet. I'm so glad you and the gators are OK.

-Irene

I'm so glad to hear all is mostly well in the swamp. I was watching the news this morning, and the destruction north of you is pretty bad, as you've probably seen by now. I feel for those who are dealing with that loss this morning.

Wonder where the gators got tossed to....

Glad to hear everything is okay.

G> How loved we feel that you have been concerned about us. =A0Thank you. = =A0Oh my

Polly I'm so happy to hear you weathered the storm, so to speak, with little damage. Poor heads, I know what you mean. And bless those souls in Yazoo City.

Sunny

Glad to hear you're okay, Polly! But I'm sorry to hear Yazoo City might be so badly damaged. I have been thinking of going up there for the past month because I was reading Willie Morris's memoirs, and he was born up there. I hope I'm not too late! Though I'm sure things have changed a lot from when he was a boy there.

ep

You can view it on tv but, you can't get the full impact of the damage a tornado can do. We get several here up north in Wisconsin too and some have totally wiped out towns. I'm so glad you escaped this last wicked on that did so much damage in Yazoo. My heart goes out to that town...Donna

Ummmm, I live in Kansas. I get to see up close and personal the damage that a storm can do.

do those gators ever get sucked up into the tornados down south, then get dropped into Kansas? puts a whole new spin on 'raining cats and dogs'. j.

"Teleflora" wrote ... Ummmm, I live in Kansas. I get to see up close and personal the damage that a storm can do.

"dealer83" wrote ...

LOL, yessss, Jeanne, raining cats and dogs couldn't compare but we really don't have a tornado very often; only seen one in my own hundred years. However, considering the strange things the weather has been doing lately, we can't rule out an earthquake or a volcano eruption. Polly

"J*" do those gators ever get sucked up into the tornados down south, then get

I don't know about gators, but apparently it's happened with fish. I guess if it can pick up and hurl semi tractor trailer rigs, it could pick up a gator or two!

Cindy

in which case i'm ever so glad i live where there arent any gators or any other deadly critters south of us. we do get the odd tornado but none as big as the one in MS the other day, we heard it was about a mile aka 1.6km across. that is totally insane. how anyone survives that is beyond my comprehension. j.

"Teleflora" wrote... I don't know about gators, but apparently it's happened with fish. I guess if it can pick up and hurl semi tractor trailer rigs, it could pick up a gator or two! Cindy

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