Mother Nature is a BITCH!
Early Sunday morning (around 2:00 a.m.), out of the blue, Kentucky and So. Indiana were hit by a tornado. A tornado? In November? What the hell?
About 22 people lost their lives....while they were sleeping. God Bless Their Souls! I hate thinking about things like this. Maybe it's just a coincidence, but it sure does seem like alot of natural disasters are happening all at once. Have we even had one week this year when something awful didn't happen? Or has it been that way since 9/11/01? I don't know - I'm just rambling. It scares me.
posted by Jinsane at 9:02 AM
6 Comments:
There have been so many recently...you are right, not sure what it means.
Yep these are changing times we are living in... Don't find these disasters to be coincidental u know. Mother nature coming back to claim what's hers.
Sorry to hear about losses of the innocent. Very glad you're ok. I've kind of been out of the loop for 4 days burying a friend and hero that was KIA in Afghanistan but now I'm back to take a stance right beside you and all these good people again. Hooah!
You're right, they have been coming more frequently. I know why, too.
Tornado's are very frequent in our area. One year on Christmas Eve an F4 came through and destroyed a factory.
Three years ago one touched down and destroyed a whole section of our city. That is actually how I got my Job. It became available through FEMA.
My heart and prayers go out to all of those families of this weekends tornados.
Jen - I thought of you when I watched the news tonite. I remember you were from down there. Hope you weren't in this things path.
Was is a F4 or an F5?
I saw the damage this thing left behind. And in the dark!!!
Pretty scary
CS: Yeah, it's a scary thing.
Curious: I agree with you. I don't think it's a coincidence either.
Twisty: Glad you're back.
Kip: Sorry that it took a disaster for you to get your job. But, I guess everything happens for a reason.
Neo: Thanks for thinking of me. I wasn't in it's direct path, but we had one hell of a storm. It wasn't that big, just scary because it came in the middle of the night with absolutely no warning.
Jags: Thanks! I'm just glad that more people weren't killed.
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