Waiting for Hurricane Irene
Flash Fiction
The kids eat breakfast in front of the television, like they always do on Saturday morning. I check email, chat with friends and keep my eye on the impending storm. It's supposed to hit hard here in Southern New Jersey.
We can't sit and fret; we will go shopping for school clothes.
Great way to wait!
Published by Julie Wimmer
Julie worked in tv/film for years. She now works part time instructing preschool gym and fitness classes at a local YMCA. She also has traveled around the US and has a good sense and knowlege of different st... View profile
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13 Comments
Post a CommentGood way to pass the time.
I hope you are okay!
I didn't realize it until my husband's aunt posted it on Facebook, but she lives in Virginia and spent Saturday in the basement. I think the waiting would be the hardest part, so I like the idea of shopping to take your mind off it.
Well there you go! Well done.
good one!
Be careful~We have relatives in NJ and are watching the news~Hope it blows out to sea and spares everyone any problems~
I think the shopping mall may be safer than your own house! Great attitude! Hope all remains safe with your home and your family!
Interesting.
***** BRAVO!!! *****
I pray that your family remains safe, hurricane or otherwise.