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It's been raining almost non-stop for the last ten days or so. I don't follow the weather reports much, but when it rains torrentially, it's good to stay apprised of road conditions, cancellations and flight delays. This morning, the weather guy announced that we are under an "urban and small stream advisory." This usually happens several hours before the "flash flood advisory," and a couple days before everyone starts shipping out of their homes in row boats. We have no small streams to navigate regularly, and we heeded the "urban advisory" years ago and moved to the country. Actually, we stopped off in the suburbs for a few years, although I've yet to hear them issue a "suburban and small stream advisory." My mother is a staunch city girl, though, having lived in the same home for forty years, and refuses to budge just because of some lame urban advisory, especially if it means she'd have to relocate in a thunderstorm. I worry about her. Our grown son, Scott, talks about moving back from his small college town, into the urban core. He says tons of young people are re-populating the cities, choosing to consolidate their careers, social lives and living arrangements squarely inside the city limits. What is he thinking? Doesn't he watch the news?
Posted by Katy on 06/06/01 at 08:31 AM
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