Sunday, August 28, 2011

Millie is relieved (or really ticked off?)

While it isnt done yet and all reports are not yet in.....We heard from Lisa in Long Island and they are A-okay. We heard from family in NC and they are A-okay. Still waiting on Shell at Rasberry Rabbits?????? (suspect they are without power)




Some are already suggesting that warnings and evacuations were over-blown and people overreacted. I only have one word for them. "BULLSH*T




We will take better safe than sorry any time.


13 comments:

Annette Tait said...

that's good news :)

and, er, has Millie had her treats??

Christina said...

Ummm, I need to go to the grocery store. Sorry Mills.

The Fab Furs said...

Millie is certainly expressing her emotions in this photo. The ticked off emotion seems to be showing more that the sense of relief, though.

Carmen S. said...

Silly Millie is so adorable!!! I totally agree better safe than sorry, people are too quick to forget!

nick said...

That is one cute bunny

veganelder said...

Mess not with the Millie!

Crafty Green Poet said...

Milly is so cute. I agree - better safe than sorry...

Jen said...

Anyone who says that has never been through one of the bad storms. Ike was just a 2. The people of Bolivar Peninsula (the ones that lived) will tell you what a 2 can do. Allison flooded our entire city, and it was just a tropical storm. If you are told to evacuate, LEAVE. If you have a home to return to when it's over, be thankful and don't complain.

Lisa said...

Thanks Millie :) Agreed. Better safe than sorry.

I am going to make a phone call this afternoon and see if we can get word...

Carolynn Anctil said...

The Frenchman has told me more than once that if we ever hear of a natural disaster heading our way, he's going to head for the hills as quickly as possible - no second thoughts.

RG said...

Hope that Millie does not get up before feed. Irene will look like a puff ball compared to her wrath ...

(My gosh - who would not respect a hurricane warning???)

bunnits said...

Thanks for the reports and updates. I heartily agree with you on taking "better safe than sorry." After all, what is some inconvenience compared to major destruction, loss of property, and loss of life? Unfortunately, some of the die-hards will not heed the warnings next time, saying that this one didn't amount to much [wherever they are], so why bother. Then, when it is too late, they will know.

Christina said...

That worries me too Bunnits. Will it be dismissed next time because this one wasnt as destructive? (although Irene did PLENTY of damage to some states)