June 28, 2006

  • floods

    this morning’s events

    7:35am: *Thinks it’s Thursday.*  Thinks to self: Heeeeeey… just two more days to go.  Not bad.
    7:40am: *Realizes it’s Wednesday*   Thinks to self: Doh!  This sucks… a LOT.
    7:45am:  *Gets in car for work*  Thinks to self:  I’m late… again.
    7:46am:  *turns on the radio* ….And Binghamton is in a state of emergency… non-emergency vehicles are not allowed on the road….  Thinks to self: Eh. 
    That probably doesn’t apply to me.  My boss will yell at me if I
    don’t get to work.  *Drives a little faster*  At least there
    isn’t much traffic.
    7:59am:  *Drives by baseball field*  Thinks to self:  Where did this lake come from?
    8:01am:  *Receives text message about flooding*  Thinks to self: Is it really that bad?
    8:05am:  *Arrives at work*  Thinks to self: Hmm… why are all these people standing outside?
    8:07am: 
    After talking to several co-workers about the severity of the flooding,
    I realise my home might be evacuated.  I go online to
    check.   My area is being evacuated.  I see that power
    is going to be cut from my area.  Thinks to self: I have to blog about this now.  Then, I should go home, save anything that is on the floor, and find a new place to live. 
    8:08am – 8:25am:  *Blogs on xanga*

    Check it out here.

    This is what applies to me.

    If you have a home I can move into, please call me.  Broadband iInternet connection is preferred.  Thanks.

     

     

    superman_AlexRoss3 

    Superman, where are you?


    *UPDATE*

    So I’m home now, and things look ok.  The river is really
    just around the corner, but the cops haven’t told me to leave my house
    yet.  I looked closer at the news report to figure out how much
    danger I am in, and I tried to map out the flood zones.  Safe so
    far.  I think I’m going to go out and take a walk around and grab
    some pictures…

    Here’s the danger map I made,
    based on my news resources.  Question marks are areas that are
    mentioned, but not specifically designated as closed roads or evac
    zones.

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