I work with a woman who is insisting that she and her family are leaving on Saturday for a week in their Ft. Lauderdale timeshare. Says she has been evacuated from the timeshare before and they still had a great tme. I think she is crazy to take the chance, but I also think it is incredibly inconsiderate to burden an already extremely taxed system in FL right now. On the other hand, tourism drives the economy. So, what are your opinions? Should I continue to try to convince her to cancel the trip? Do you think the airports will be in operation on Saturday? Are tourists arriving this week?
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What do I tell friend about to go to Ft. Laud. for vacay?
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I have to say, thats brave for someone to purposely go in an area that will likely feel something from ivan, if the paths prove true. Fun during and evacuation...oh yeah nothing like cafeteria bologna sandwiches and sleeping on a gym floor with 500 of your closest friends....lets hope for the best but prepare for the worst.
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Re: What do I tell friend about to go to Ft. Laud. for vacay
gailstorm wrote:I work with a woman who is insisting that she and her family are leaving on Saturday for a week in their Ft. Lauderdale timeshare. Says she has been evacuated from the timeshare before and they still had a great tme. I think she is crazy to take the chance, but I also think it is incredibly inconsiderate to burden an already extremely taxed system in FL right now. On the other hand, tourism drives the economy. So, what are your opinions? Should I continue to try to convince her to cancel the trip? Do you think the airports will be in operation on Saturday? Are tourists arriving this week?
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Also...there are gas shortages, food shortages, etc.....Not a good place to "have fun"!
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