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So glad to hear you and everyone else there is okay, hobie.

The very first thing I said- out loud at that- when I came downstairs and heard that there'd been an earthquake and Hawaii was on warnings- I looked at St. March and said "Oh no! Hobie!!!"

Was out of the house today (for once!) or would've posted sooner but believe me the whole Bru Fairy family was watching TV closely and worrying about you and yours!

hugs
bru

darph nader wrote:Are the bars OK????

Oh no :D: Only you would post this. :hysteria: :hysteria:

Thanks hobie for posting updates. I was awoken Sat. by the tsunami news & of course began thinking of you all day. Reading you were ok when I got off is a good read. :)

hobie16 wrote:Thanks! Life is back to normal and the pooches don't have any refugee tourists to bark at.

So good to hear all is well, Hobie! :)

Quick, time to sell those Survivor:Hawaiian Tsunami 2010 T-Shirts! ;)

February wrote:So glad to hear you and everyone else there is okay, hobie.

The very first thing I said- out loud at that- when I came downstairs and heard that there'd been an earthquake and Hawaii was on warnings- I looked at St. March and said "Oh no! Hobie!!!"

Was out of the house today (for once!) or would've posted sooner but believe me the whole Bru Fairy family was watching TV closely and worrying about you and yours!

hugs
bru

Main Streeter wrote:Thanks hobie for posting updates. I was awoken Sat. by the tsunami news & of course began thinking of you all day. Reading you were ok when I got off is a good read. :)

Thanks for the thoughts. We were in good shape as we're up about 200 feet from sea level.

I can't say the same for the poor tourists who were run out of their hotels. Most thought to bring food and water but some were not prepared for a very nice (hot) day in Hawaii. A friend of my wife came by in her golf cart to shoot pictures and took her along. They came back and said there were a lot of people parked along the roads that had no water. We broke out the emergency cases of water and they went back out to distribute it. They really improved the day for a lot of thirsty people.

Main Streeter wrote:Oh no :D: Only you would post this. :hysteria: :hysteria:

WHAT??? After hurricane Katrina,what was the first thing up and running in New Orleans? That's right,sad but true. :(

darph nader wrote:WHAT??? After hurricane Katrina,what was the first thing up and running in New Orleans? That's right,sad but true. :(

Unlike Hawaii the bars in New Orleans are located at the highest point in town. Good planning!

hobie16 wrote:They came back and said there were a lot of people parked along the roads that had no water. We broke out the emergency cases of water and they went back out to distribute it. They really improved the day for a lot of thirsty people.

To you & your lovely wife :hi5:

darph nader wrote:After hurricane Katrina,what was the first thing up and running in New Orleans?

Ok. Good point. 10 pts. for you darph. ;)

I'm very thankful that Hawai'i is okay, but I still haven't heard any news about my favorite Chilean wineries. SWMBO is having nightmares about thousands of broken bottles on the floors of the warehouses!

Yeah, we're both winers.