Hurricane Floyd

[Howard4567@aol.com]

Man, this is all I need.  Guess where they say it's most likely to hit?  The 
Volusia/Flagler County areas.  Guess where I live?  I have three horses and a 
three horse trailer, so it sounds like I can take them with me, right?

The only problem is I have one horse, Dance Line, who is actually part 
giraffe and because of his long neck, 17hand height, and long back, he has to 
take up two spaces in the trailer.  So which horse do I love the least?  

I'm thinking of trying to put Dance Line in the last spot, back him into the 
trailer, take off the top half of the back, and trailer with half his neck 
and head sticking out the back.  This should provide quite alot of 
entertainment to anyone who might be following me during the evacuation.  If 
any vehicle tries to tailgate me, the whites of Dance's eyes should alert 
them that maybe they're following just a little too close.  Or maybe he'll 
just lower his head next to their hood ornament and slobber all over their 
windshield.

Anyhow wish me and my neighbors luck.  Florida is getting to be the most 
exciting place to live, especially around my area.  Like the fires last year 
weren't enough, let's throw a hurricane into an area that's only been hit 
once (so far) this century.  

cya,
Howard the Rookie Rider Evacuee


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