Taking Yolanda seriously...

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My parents and two sons are currently in Manila so we are using their rooms as temporary storage.  We live in the valley.  And with a category 5 typhoon, we can never be sure how bad the rains or floods will be.  

Comments

  1. theresa11/7/13, 8:43 PM

    My relatives are in Leyte and they also evacuated as well. I hope everything's fine there.

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  2. Junnie11/7/13, 10:05 PM

    I suggest that you have floaters ready and the inflatable pool of the kids on hand. ;) Batteries for flashlights and rechargeable lamps a must. Rosaries and prayers for everyone. Please stay dry as much as possible.

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  3. Unknown11/8/13, 11:00 AM

    I just saw the live feeds on tv. Be safe, Linnor!

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  4. Mommy Maye11/8/13, 11:14 AM

    I will pray for you and your family's safety, and all the people in the affected areas. The news are really frightening but I know God will save us. Keep safe po.

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  5. January Zelene11/8/13, 12:55 PM

    Stay safe there in Cebu Ate Linnor! :)

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  6. Dominique Goh11/8/13, 8:47 PM

    Hope that everything will be fine for you there. Praying for you guys

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  7. Van Cruz-Gabaza11/9/13, 7:40 AM

    I really hope and pray for everyone's safety back there. The forecast about Yolanda is really scary but I hope it will end real soon. God bless you! Stay safe and dry.

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  8. Aileen11/9/13, 9:49 AM

    The worst part is over...I hope you're safe and that all your belongings are intact. Take care sis!

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  9. Jhari11/10/13, 4:47 AM

    I hope all things are back in their own place na sis. And I'm glad that all is safe over there.

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  10. Vera11/10/13, 6:43 AM

    in the aftermath of the typhoon, I'm sure you didn't regret being prepared for the worse. Hope all is well with your whole family and friends.

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  11. Rose11/11/13, 9:55 PM

    good that you were able to move stuff early. i underestimated the windows in my room. the bed was soaked and so was the AC. but they're all working fine now.

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  12. Farida11/14/13, 9:11 AM

    it pays to be a forward thinker in scenarios like this. how are you now?
    praying that you and your fellowmen are safe!

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  13. Marie11/14/13, 4:06 PM

    I hope you guys are safe. Every time I see the news, I am thankful we are ok and I pray for the victims

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