Make sure you East Coast ostomates hold on to your bags as Hurricane Fiona goes through, stay safe.
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Homie With A Stomie NS
True that my bag and I will stay inside for this one...supposed to start in my area around 10 pm tonight....
Homie With A Stomie NS
Reply to SallyK
Darn, I got stuck with Lay's. Apparently, we can't get them until November. So jelly, bud, but please enjoy and be safe.
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Batten down the hatches and stay safe everyone, if any of y'all end up in Oz I have a spare room available!
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Homie With A Stomie NS
Reply to SallyK
We made it...no major damage...still without power. They say it could be until Wednesday, but the generator is running everything we need for now and the BBQ is feeding us. Even friggin Fiona couldn't keep me from my coffee. Life is good. Sally K, is everything okay on your end?
SallyK
Reply to Homie With A Stomie NS
Same as you. Living here on the edge of eastern Canada, one is always prepared for crazy weather!
Mayoman
Reply to Homie With A Stomie NS
I sincerely hope our Canadian friends are not too badly off today after the storm.
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Irish "Tayto Crisps" are the best I ever tasted!! Don't know what they add? Spices etc, but they are amazing. Very unusual flavor.