i thought this topic was going to be about your diet again

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@cat_mioux wrote:

A woman at work had a tree crash onto her roof.

 

I keep watching the radar .. as soon as the storm front reaches Port Phillip Bay I'm going to tie things down.

 

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We have everything tied down, OH went to my daughters place and tied the trampoline to a fence, it is calm here at the moment, probably wont last long.

I am worried about my daughter she had to take her son to Hallam to a mates place, trees all the way there, it is all very well for me to tell her to watch out for trees, but you never know when one is going to fall.

I wish like Punch said, why cant they put all power lines underground up here in the hills, and clear the large trees from the side of the roads............too much money I guess.

Up here in the Dandenongs alot of the roads are so narrow, only room for one car, huge trees on both sides of the road, very scary driving down these roads when it is very windy, we try to stay home as much as possible.

Our power has been off a couple of times, but not as bad as Punch.

If the govt. used their brains all power wires up here should be underground, as trees come down over the wires and out goes the power, for ages....

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@*ibis wrote:

i thought this topic was going to be about your diet again

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Stay safe everyone no matter where you are.

I've tied things down outside the best I can. I gashed a knuckle, trying to wind down the market umbrella in the wind but it's down, tied up and shoved under the garden bench.

We do worry about our kids 😞

You stay safe too Ms. Mioux...

Hope the wind is short lived and doesn't cause any major damage.  Stay safe xx

Cat Mioux, be sure to care of that injury, you don't want any infection xx

stay safe people 

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@tasfleur wrote:

Cat Mioux, be sure to care of that injury, you don't want any infection xx

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I washed it, put Betadine on it and covered it with a bandaid. It's not throbbing as much now xx  🙂

The radar shows the heaviest rain being blown out into the sea although Rosebud and Cowes are feeling the full force of it now.