Great that he converted to solar! My aunt and uncle are also on well water, but it’s a moot point since they don’t have power. They’re not expecting power for another week. Luckily, they have friends close enough with running water, so they can at least take showers. And, their Publix is open, so they have easy access to food. But, they have a lot of debris to clean up, and one tree fell on their porch, and another one a corner of the house. So, they’re safe, but have plenty of work ahead.
Glad he and the family are ok. I’m originally from the Miami area, but I have an aunt who used to live in Bradenton (she’s now northeast of Tampa), so I’m familiar with the area. I hope the damage at your son’s place is minimal!
Would it exist if people didn’t? It’s so bad, there are companies, plural, which offer assistance in getting out of timeshares. Last Week Tonight had a segment on it a while ago. It’s probably still on YouTube, though.
Best wishes it goes well! (I trust it will, but you won’t believe it until it’s over and Tiny Heinie is back in your arms, but that’s ok!). My uncle is a retired Army veterinarian, and he worked with animals of all sizes; cattle, dogs, cats, hamsters, etc. Once when he was deployed, he operated on a tiny pet (I can’t remember if it was a gerbil, hamster, or other similar animal) belonging to the children of someone very high up in that country’s government. So, yes, it’s heart-wrenching to think of a tiny 4-lb doggy undergoing surgery, but it’s not unusual.
Great that he converted to solar! My aunt and uncle are also on well water, but it’s a moot point since they don’t have power. They’re not expecting power for another week. Luckily, they have friends close enough with running water, so they can at least take showers. And, their Publix is open, so they have easy access to food. But, they have a lot of debris to clean up, and one tree fell on their porch, and another one a corner of the house. So, they’re safe, but have plenty of work ahead.