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| where to hide for tornadoes |
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| the ground below is shale and bedrock, can't dig deep enough. No basements anywhere, just have to hide in interior closet/bathrm |
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| it's scary stuff and here in Texas the ground doesn't allow for basements so nowhere to hide |
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| good to know. I truly am researching. Tornadoes have terrified me ever since I moved here. |
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| our go to place is a closet beneath our stairs, so I'm wondering if there's a way to retrofit it with reinforcements |
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| yeah, there are above ground things you can do apparently. If ur building a new house, u can reinforce a closet, etc. |
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| I wish all houses/schools in tornado alley were automatically built with real storm shelters. :( This has me researching safe rooms. |
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| yeah, I grew up in Louisiana and I'll take hurricanes over tornadoes. At least you have warning and can leave for hurricanes. |
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| it's horrible. It's one of the things I hate about living in TX. I'm terrified of tornadoes. |
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| that's not much more to say. Just so horrible and sad. |
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| yes, luckily they weren't open yet and only 3 managers were there. All got into the same car and left. |
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| I know. So, so devastating. :( |
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| definitely and I guess it's a vote for trusting your gut. |
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| I can't imagine. Glad he trusted his instincts. |
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| me too, good thing he trusted his gut |
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| yeah, pineapple grilled is yummy. You'l have to let me know how the melon works out |
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| right? I guess that goes to trust your gut |
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| A beam fell on the guy's desk and crushed it. Thank God he made that split second decision to leave. Can't imagine. |
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| hubs' co-worker was in their Moore location today. Almost hid under his desk, decided to hop in car to drive away from it. Building totaled. |
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| I haven't. I've grilled nectarines but never melon. Does it hold together? |
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