okay, that's over.

[lotesse]

Having come out of the bathroom, where I took shelter with my cats and the laptops and a gallon jug of water for about forty minutes, I ask myself: why did I move south?!

And then I return to the conditional perfect. French grammar cares not for tornado warnings.

Comments

[amelia-petkova.livejournal.com]

So glad to hear that you're all right! I heard the words "tornado warnings" and "Indiana" on the news and went, "Oh shit."

(I didn't get tornado warnings, but the area just one or two counties over did. Western NY, for God's sake!)

[lotesse]

Oh my gosh, it went that far?! It's been a pretty wild ride over here, but I think it's over for now. If I never hear those dratted sirens again it'll be too soon.

[necromommycon]

Oh my goodness. Being from way up north (Canada), I get all wide-eyed and terrified just at the thought of tornadoes...

But at least you're all right, and know how to take care of yourself and your cat, so that's good.

[lotesse]

I'm a northerner myself by birth - way up at the top of Michigan - and it's been a bit of a learning curve!

[senmut]

I'm in Central MO, and spent well over an hour in the basement, just in case. Of course, my spot in the house is AT THE FRONT BIG WINDOWS. I'm a multi-hurricane, multi-tornado veteran, feels like, but I still prefer to err on the side of caution no matter how common the warnings are being this year.

Il y a une tornade peste cette année. (I'm very rusty, and had to look up Tornado)

[paian]

I'm relieved that you're OK!