Hurricane’s a-coming

I’m never quite sure what to think of our gulf coast hurricanes.

It’s become a fact of life here in Louisiana, and I suppose we just learn to deal with it.

That doesn’t mean it doesn’t suck…cause it does. Hurricanes are aggravating because for over a week in advance of the landfall, the speculation goes insane. The storms are extremely unpredictable, even with our modern technology.

Lots of people gripe about the hurricanes, but as is always the case, there’s not really anything we can do to stop it. We can only be prepared.

It’s like God’s plan.

God’s ultimate will and plan is unstoppable. Bad things will happen to us. We will suffer.

The only thing we can do is always be prepared for the worst. We should never let our guard down, because we’ll never know when the storm surge hits, where we’ll be standing afterward.

I’ll be riding this storm out. I did it for Rita, I think I can handle it for Gustav.

I'll be live-blogging for the "event" as long as I can till the power goes out.

But I'll be twittering through the storm for sure. Text "follow kyleleboeuf" (without quotes) to 40404. You'll receive a confirmation text message. After that, you'll be set to receive my twitter updates via your phone. If you don't like to use SMS, you can always check out my twitter page here. Stay safe. Everyone should keep me posted through Facebook if possible.

Note: if you evac and you're curious about what condition your house is in, drop me a line, or an email, or something and let me know. I can call you and tell you what your house is like. This applies only to people living in the Acadiana Area. Gas ain't cheap.

To Gustav, bring it on!