Safe from Tornado / myLot

United States

May 22, 2013 8:29pm CST

Since hardly any of the old gang visits mylot anymore, I don't come either. It's just not as fun. But several people have told me they came here to see if I was okay after the tornado in Oklahoma this week. I live near the area hit. So in case those of you who don't have my e-mail address were wondering, I am okay. It hit about two miles away from us. Some people in our church lost their homes, but they all survived. I just got my internet access today so I'm taking the time to post this now. Thanks for all the concern!

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Always smiling

@allknowing (136430)

• India

23 May 13

Good to hear all is well with you.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (92719)

• United States

25 May 13

Thank you. Some members of our church lost everything, but we are rallying around them and will help them get through it. At least they were not harmed.

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dainy1313

@dainy1313 (2370)

• Leon, Mexico

25 May 13

Thanks God you are fine! We pray for those in need. Blessings

AmbiePam... Dainy

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Amber

@AmbiePam (92719)

• United States

26 May 13

Thank you. : )

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Marja

@buenavida (9984)

• Sweden

25 May 13

Hi, Ambie Pam - good to hear you are OK - material things can be replaced most times, but people are not so easy.

I am not used to tornados, as our climate is very different. It can be extremely cold in winter and very warm in summer. Maybe the Norwegian mountains protect us from the worst winds, and the warm Golf-stream outside Norway keeps us a bit warmer than Siberia. Every place has its pros and cons but somehow we get used to it..

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Amber

@AmbiePam (92719)

• United States

25 May 13

With our heat comes humidity. And when I walk outside and feel the humidity I know it's tornado weather. From spring to fall it is tornado season.

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Just an Ordinary Owl?

@owlwings (43910)

• Cambridge, England

24 May 13

I'm glad that you are safe and didn't sustain any damage but you must know several people who were not so lucky. The pictures of the devastation were all over our British newspapers and I felt so sorry for those who lost everything and had their lives turned upside down.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (92719)

• United States

25 May 13

Several families in our church lost their homes. Our youth minister was at home with two of his children. When the tornado passes they walked out of their closet and found that the closet was the only thing left standing in the house. We've all gotten together to get everyone the things they need. A couple people offered their homes to stay in. A couple families just had roof damage and we've already gone over to repair it. But the scope of the carnage is just astonishing.

Vivian

@vivianwu (13)

• Zhejiang, China

25 May 13

I feel so sweet because we are just mylotters here ,and for most of us,never have chance to meet.But many friends are still so caring about AmbiePam.It is also so good to have AmbiePam here to let us know the good news.I think i didn't make myself clear.

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Amber

@AmbiePam (92719)

• United States

25 May 13

Thank you, Vivian.