Day of the Invisible Facade, 39th of Autumn, 526 M.E. (Aldebaran): Forecasts for Hurricane Isaias are all over the map. Literally. While the NWS and the NHC are fairly consistent with forecasting the track of the storm through the State of Alabama and avoiding Atlanta, other weather sites and online  meteorologists of unknown authority are posting different courses on social media. 

Storm's going to do what the storm's going to do. Either way, whether it slams into Georgia or sidesteps the state completely, we're in for quite the wild ride for the next 24 to 36 hours. Wind and rain, trees and power lines down, and flooding galore. 

My doctor was quite insistent that I not do anything strenuous or get my heart beating rapidly for prolonged periods until I can get to the cardiologist on the 22nd. Even avoid walking.  The stress from Hurricane Isaias, and my residual PTSD from the tree that fall on my house during Hurricane Zeta (2020) will put those admonitions to the test.

Our life is like a dream. Time passes swiftly. Our dewlike life easily disappears. Since time waits for no one, try to do good for others as long as you are alive.