SHOW OFF YOUR YUM! Food Photography Thread

I agree with you, glad we have departments that check on things. We'd all be a lot sicker
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if there weren't such things as the heath department.
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Michael is bolting up the coast line. It beat the cold front. If the storm was slower, the front would have pushed it over the center of Fl. We are in a Tornado watch mode until tonight.
YOU ARE IN THE PATH!
Michael is bolting up the coast line. It beat the cold front. If the storm was slower, the front would have pushed it over the center of Fl. We are in a Tornado watch mode until tonight.
YOU ARE IN THE PATH! Please listen to the weather warnings.
Irma whacked us bad. This is what adds "insult to injury", so add these to your prep list please.
  1. 30 weight oil for your generator. No matter how new your unit is it can consume oil and burn up from constant use.
  2. You can never have enough gas. We lost power for 7 days. OMG- the generator powering or freezers drank enough to fill a tanker. Plus gas stations will need power to pump & SELL OUT FAST-& mile long lines only to get your turn & find yellow bags over the pump nozzles.
  3. water for livestock!
  4. move your cars away from trees! Tall Georgia Pines are like dominoes.
  5. Have rations for at least 4-5 days. We live rural, all exits of our area had collapsed trees and power poles blocking us in. You might be trapped like we were.
  6. Cell Towers go down. Find a landline telephone that doesn't need power. Cordless landlines need power to operate the base. A retro style "plug in & spiral cord" phone is priceless during a disaster. MOST phone utilities are under ground these days. Service is more reliable than cellular.
  7. Propane or charcoal grill ready to go. Flash lights/candles, batter powered weather radio.
Just please take care! Watch out for those PINE TREES!
BE Prepared... :hugs
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Irma got us bad too. We took what we learned and used it to get ready now. Just now getting the outer bands. Lights have started to flicker. We're as ready as we'll ever be. The worst will hit in a few hours.
 
So is blurry bc my little one didn't want his food to have a picture. We're having ham, peas, cream corn, cheesy shells, and a biscuit. Made greens, but the babies didn't want any. Keeping the kids distracted from the weather. Probably going to all camp in the living room and watch movies.
 

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Irma got us bad too. We took what we learned and used it to get ready now. Just now getting the outer bands. Lights have started to flicker. We're as ready as we'll ever be. The worst will hit in a few hours.
Only damage from Michael is a fence/ pen got ripped open and our residence side of the farm turned into a sea of chickens. I'll post pics later. feeding right now.

Be safe! :)
 
So is blurry bc my little one didn't want his food to have a picture. We're having ham, peas, cream corn, cheesy shells, and a biscuit. Made greens, but the babies didn't want any. Keeping the kids distracted from the weather. Probably going to all camp in the living room and watch movies.

Only damage from Michael is a fence/ pen got ripped open and our residence side of the farm turned into a sea of chickens. I'll post pics later. feeding right now.

Be safe! :)


I'm stressing so hard for you guys!!! :barnie I'm glad you're as prepared as you can be & able to keep the littles distracted. You're a good Mama Audie! I know tonights gonna be tough. Stay safe & know we're praying for you! :fl :hugs:hugs:hugs
 
Quick update before we call it a night. Amazingly we still have power. It's only a matter of time. They have flickered more than I care to count. It'll be all passed in the morning, then we can assess any damages. There is one tree I'm worried about. If it goes, it'll get the barn and the power line that's between. Glad you are okay with minimal damage @Farmer Connie
 

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