Well, this weather was much, much more dangerous than any we got from Tropical Storm Nate. It lightninged and thundered so close to me at one point that the thunder vibrated my bed. I got out of the bed to check the radar and it was lit up like a Christmas tree. I then got back in the bed deliriously sleepy and listened to nature roar outside my windows for the longest time until I fell asleep again. Luckily, the power never went out.
"It came out of the gulf," dad said when I called him this morning. "I got up and got to watching the weather channel."
"It caught me completely by surprise and I am very weather aware," I told him. "My bed was vibrating the storm was so violent."
"Does it scare Maggie?" dad then asked with an amused tone to his voice. "I think I've heard you say she is oblivious to storms."
"Oh no," I replied with a chuckle. "She was sleeping at my feet and I think they only time she woke up was to see why I was getting out of the bed. Pedestrians walking down the street are much more alarm worthy to Maggie."
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