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NOAA's current estimate is that there's a 57% chance of hurricane Earl (currently a Cat2) creating tropical storm conditions in the greater Boston area as the main storm passes by just outside of Cape Cod. We also have a flash flood watch going until tomorrow (9/4) at 06:00. I love rough weather and am feeling excited about it - and a little disappointed that it's passing through during Shabbat, so I won't be able to take pictures.
I have a healthy respect for natural events, of course, and have made a few pessimistic assumptions about what I should be prepared for.. and then found the household to be in decent shape.
( Going down the life-systems checklist... )
Yesterday, I sifted through the garden and pulled 11 small-to-midsize potatoes from plants that didn't survive the move. I think I've made back my investment in potato. Still to bring in are the green beans and an ear or two of corn.
The rest of today will be spent preparing for Shabbat, with a scattering of removing smaller potted plants into the house, where they won't get blown over.
I have a healthy respect for natural events, of course, and have made a few pessimistic assumptions about what I should be prepared for.. and then found the household to be in decent shape.
( Going down the life-systems checklist... )
Yesterday, I sifted through the garden and pulled 11 small-to-midsize potatoes from plants that didn't survive the move. I think I've made back my investment in potato. Still to bring in are the green beans and an ear or two of corn.
The rest of today will be spent preparing for Shabbat, with a scattering of removing smaller potted plants into the house, where they won't get blown over.
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