She came, she blew, she got me wet and now she is gone!

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She came into my life on Tues. She blew me hard for 4 days. She soaked me until I was wet all over. She flooded with a ferociousness never seen before. She left me alone in the dark for 14 hours. She left me thoroughly exhausted. Now she is gone for good! Am I sad? HELL NO!. For those of you with dirty minds.. I am talking about Tropical Storm Fay. It was THE most miserable storm. It dumped more rain than 2 hurricanes. There are 50 homes in the city where I live that are completely flooded. There is a sinkhole on one of our major roads that leads to all of the restaurants, Home Depot, Lowes.. etc. There are trees and power lines down. Thank God, I have no real damage worth mentioning. A few branches down, carport tarp torn. But that's it. A power line was down at the end of my street. It went down at 4:30pm on Thurs. There was a transformer that blew elsewhere in or neighborhood. It was dark, so when it blew it was real pretty, like a purplish-green flash of lightning. We didn't get our power back until 6AM yesterday morning. But, I Had my bedroom window open. The (45mph) breeze was wonderful, although I couldn't sleep much, because I was afraid the "breeze" would turn into a tornado. Today, the b!tch has moved on to torment others in Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana. My husband, who is working in Louisiana, will have to drive through it this weekend to get home. He's been gone since July 5. I ask you all to keep him in your prayers as he drives home. I also ask that you all pray for everyone affected by this storm that just won't leave Florida alone. There is widespread flooding (I know you all watch the news). Do you know anyone (besides me) that was affected by this historical storm? What kind of damage did they have?