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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Karen
    So glad to hear you are safe, I hope it stays that way, and the fire is brought under control somehow. You will still be in our prayers - you, the dogs, birds and all your neighbors as well. Do they tell you things like putting a damp clothe over your mouth to breathe through to help keep some of the smoke from your lungs?
    Thanks so much for the good thoughts Karen and everyone else. We had respirators earlier but they turned black and are no good. I've had a bandanna on hand and will remember to wet it with water the next time I go out. The birds are in a safe house, away from the bulk of the fire, but the dogs are still with me. We have power, so have the A/C cranking to try and filter the air a bit. According to most recent maps we're on evacuation again, so we might be visiting the birds again tonight.

    I hope everyone else in CA is doing all right. I've heard about some of the burns in Los Angeles and Orange, and they sound nightmarish as well. I hope everyone is safe and well.

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    How scary. Hope you and the kids are safe, Craig! We're thinking of all the Californians.

    ~Kay, Athena, Ace, Kiara, Mufasa, & Alice!
    "So baby take a axe to your makeup kit
    Set ablaze the billboards and their advertisements
    Love with all your hearts and never forget
    How good it feels to be alive
    And strive for your desire"

    -rx bandits

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    I cut my business trip short and flew back into San Diego at 4:00 this afternoon...that was one of the scariest things I'd ever seen and done. Tubulance coming into land was horrible and you just saw a line of fire and smoke all the way up and down the area of San Diego, with numerous fires burning.

    Where I live was evacuated about 30 minutes before I landed. I caught up with my roomates and they're all okay. They got the cats to a boarding facility, I have Bear staying with a friend near the ocean, and the other 3 dogs with me at a friends closer inland. Figured that will do for tonight and in the morning I'll figure out what's going on and what I need to do from there. With any luck they'll let me go home!

    Best wishes to all those in So Cal, stay safe.

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    I'm so glad to see some posts from the PT members out there in harms way~ Like everyone else, I've watched the News and I've read the articles~

    Your pictures and your reports brought me just bit closer, How SCARY!!!!!!!

    We're all thinking and Praying for Southern California
    Rest in Peace Corinna~ Well Never Forget You~

    I"VE BEEN FROSTED

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    I came across this in a FOX NEWS report on the people who have evacuated to Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego,


    Most people seemed happy for the free food and drink. A Hyatt hotel catered one buffet, offering chicken with artichoke hearts and capers in cream sauce, jambalaya and shredded-beef empanadas.


    I have to smile about that.

    In typical Cah Lee Fuh Nee Ah fashion - we will not feed our evacuees canned, packaged or survival style meals - It's bean sprouts, low carb, low fat and low sodium for our huddled masses.

    It's the only place in the world where you will gain weight during a disaster!

    I do have to say that if the report had made any mention of TOFU or LATTE
    I would not have blinked.

    http://www.foxnews.com/wires/2007Oct...alcomm,00.html

    All in all, I wouldn't live anywhere else in the world.

    Well, maybe I would, but where else would I have a muscle bound movie star-
    that cannot pronounce the name of the state he's in charge of - come to the aid of the people?

    --------------------

    Everyone accounted for and safe in our neck of the woods.

    Thanks for the thoughts!

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    I have been watching news reports of this terrible situation.

    Last evening, I received a few emails fromt he admin office of the bichon rescue group I voluteer with. (Administration is in Oklahoma.) We have bichon foster homes in the evacuation area, some of these people have 5 and 6 dogs and are having difficulties finding safe places! It must be so difficult when you have to worry about spouse kids and pets OMG!

    It's something I never really considered as I moved up to 12 pets in the house.

    Prayers for all of you PT'ers that you can relocate to safe places with all your pets!
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    I sure hope that everyone will stay safe. My brother and his wife and 3 kids live in San Diego and I sure hope that they're doing okay. Prayers and positive thoughts are being sent out to everyone. Please take care.

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