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    Story written on September 25, 2006 by Jwet.
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    Story Shortlink: https://lesfan.com/?p=62561
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    Chapter 8

    "Currently we are still projecting a turn east away from the US Shoreline but some modeling projections are beginning to show this storm coming ashore. The next twenty four hours will tell how close the destructive force winds will build and what direction they will take." said Bopper Carver, a Navy forecaster at the hurricane center. "If it does come ashore its hard to pin point where. It could be anywhere between central Florida to Southern Virginia.

    Alice developed in the peak of hurricane season in warm Atlantic waters, the source of energy for storm development this time of year. While warm enough to spur storm intensification, forecasters said those waters are not as warm as last year’s storm season.
    Last year’s Atlantic storm season set a record with 28 named storms and 15 hurricanes, including Simon, which devastated the Southern Florida coast.

    The 2013 Atlantic hurricane season has not been as rough as initially feared. The National Hurricane Center lowered its Atlantic storm forecast in August to between 12 and 15 named storms and seven to nine hurricanes. Forecaster Brittian Grey downgraded his expectations for the season Friday to 13 named storms and five hurricanes, which would be a slightly below-average season.

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    Walking into the Planet hand and hand, Tina and Bette immediately located Alice sitting at her usual table glancing through the lifestyle section of the Sunday paper.

    "Go on over and say Hi to Alice, I’ll get our coffees." Bette offers tipping her head towards Alice.

    "Thanks Babe. Could you get me a scone too?" Tina asks giving Bette a squeeze on her hand.

    Bette winking "Sure thing."

    Turning Tina walked up to Alice and was pulling out a chair before Alice realized she was there.

    Looking up in surprise, "TK! Hey this is a surprise. I didn’t think you two would venture out on a Sunday until Angelica got back."

    "Yeah … well we got up this morning and thought we’d get out of the house for a while. I’m feeling a little lazy today so this seemed like the right place." Tina says picking up the Metro section to begin scanning the headlines.

    This is how Bette finds Alice and Tina both in a conformable silence lazily going through the Sunday paper. Placing Tina’s coffee and scone in front of her, Bette nods to Alice who looks up. Taking a seat Bette sorts through the paper, settling on the front page and begins to scan for herself. The three sit there reviving an old, some thought lost tradition of meeting at the Planet on Sundays to read the paper together. They all had loved to lazy over their coffees comment on the different commentaries, articles or current events of the time. It was a social hour that had always brought them enjoyment, closeness and happiness.

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    2. Shoot Bette is pacing…and I am pacing…you scare me whenever you bring up the weather. Please don’t kill or hurt that child…I feel like going to get her myself…

    3. A windy Alice? Time to crack open a fresh Airwick. Oh, you meant the storm! Well, sounds like Angelica wouldn’t be too upset to leave camp a bit early. But Bette better get moving to ensure they can both get out. How about them Browns? Not even the rollicking fun of the Cardiac Kid days when they scrapped to the end. Just a lame petering out. Woof!

    5. Hmm I sense some trouble from hurricane Alice and then some action from hurricane Bette you know she’s not going to remain calm and placid in the storm.

    7. “I am officially just a tease.” YES YOU ARE. I went back because I thought I must miss something…LOL…Ok I think Bette should go get her now before its to late. But I dont think you can honestly bring in that kind of DRAMA? I’m so glad that you went beyond the 5 chapter you intended. And its an honor for me to read you work. PPS!

    10. they always miss the cooking. ;) its the waiting that kills ya. this is an excellent story. have so enjoyed it as always. having a blast with mis gia. the weather has been great. hope all is well. cant wait to hear from ya. thanks again.

    12. lol@funnyone yet again! Windy Alice…hehe. And yes, albeez, we kiddies always miss Mom’s home cooking. Band camp food my last 2 years in high school was pretty gross and my mom, being the awesome chaperone she was, went to band camp as well and got to experience the funky food. See, Mom? Sissy wasn’t lying about starving.

    15. You never play around with hurricanes. We had one hit us with sustained winds of 139 mph and gust up to 200 mph slam into us in 2004. It was scary watching that thing slide up into the gulf and head directly to our homes. If I was Bette I would be pulling her out as fast as I could.

    16. Being from the west coast we don’t know much about hurricanes. But, catagory 5, heading there way, you get the hell out. Go get your baby Bette, nothing like a mother intuition. All though somehow I think Jwet is gonna give us drama no matter what, the question is will it be Bette, Angie, Tina or all three,hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

    20. i love this story i don’t always or indeed often comment but i have been a fan of your stories fo a while and was so happy when you started this new one. please don’t let anjelica get hurt. post soon.

    22. I would do the same as Bette. I am a “Nervous Nellie” when it comes to extreme weather and those I love. Better be safe than sorry. Remember Katrina. Five days of warning and very little action on the gov’t.’s part.

    24. Hello Jwet, Start job next Monday so finger biting has already started. Will IM you soon. Calendar is currently free so let me know if you require my services. As for your delightful and hilarious tale; adored the beginning as Tina took charge and got Bette all hot and bothered; brunch was hilarious as Alice offered to help and Tee politely declined her offer out of fear of food poisoning then adding to the drama was Bette and Tina’s concern for their child. You completely captured a parent’s helplessness as nature took a hand. Looks like there may be stormy times ahead as Hurricane Alice ravishes the landscape but hopefully not our favorite gals’ lives. Exciting stuff as nearly peed myself as I have to read your fabulous fan fiction instead of visiting the rest room. Saved by the pelvic floor exercises. Yippee!! Can’t wait to see the turbulent and tempestuous times ahead. More please real soon. Many thank for this interim addition. Your Loyal Fan. PS – Legs crossed is always a good option.

    26. It’s looks like you will suffering all season with your Browns. They are will break your heart. The Buckeyes will have ups and downs but they are talented. Iowa will be tough.I know Bette would never forgive herself if Angie is harmed in anyway. She needs to bring her home. Her motherly instinct is sayig the right thing. Her relationship with Tina is too fragile right now to withstand too much turmoil.

    27. My comment disappeared! Oh well, here goes again!! Thank you for the introduction to this chapter, gives a warm fuzzy feeling before delving into the family sundays that we all love so much. And Bette Porter in a position of vulnerability… no better place in my book… God I love that woman… but I think you already knew that, didn’t you!!

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