Gainesville
Hurricane Milton Came
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Hurricane Milton came through Gainesville and our area was fine.
Continue Reading »Hurricane Milton Update
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Hurricane Milton is still making its way to Florida.
Continue Reading »Hurricane Milton Coming
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Hurricane Milton is making its way to Florida.
Continue Reading »Hurricane Helene Came
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Hurricane Helene came through Gainesville and left a lot to clean up.
Continue Reading »Hurricane Helene Coming
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Hurricane Helene is making its way to North Florida.
Continue Reading »Hurricane Irma: All Clear
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TL/DR; We’re all good. No damage to the house (that we can see), power is back, Internet is back — we are very fortunate.
We started feeling some wind Sunday evening and the rain hadn’t let up since Saturday night. We received more than 12 inches of rain.
Continue Reading »Irma Path Updated
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This morning (2017-09-09), Irma has decided to take a westwardly stroll towards the gulf. This is very good news for South Florida, but less exciting for us here in North Florida. Not good news for Tampa area.
Continue Reading »Riding Out the Storm
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Sometimes a blog post is an easy way of giving a group update…
Last night the track for Hurricane Irma places Gainesville, Florida in the path of the storm. This, of course, has some friends and family a little worried— which is a great problem for us to have. It’s an amazing feeling to know people care for you.
Continue Reading »By the way…
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Dream Day Cakes®, the best cake bakery in Gainesville, has started offering classes. If you’re going to be in the Gainesville, FL area, you should sign up. =)
Continue Reading »It's homecoming
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It’s homecoming… a weird concept if you happen to live in the town where you went to school… but nonetheless, a holiday the City of Gainesville takes very seriously. Yes, I said holiday.
You see, in town the schools are closed. Many businesses close their doors or have allowances for people to leave early. There’s a parade (which means UPS drivers come in a few hours early to make sure they can deal with the traffic/road closures).
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