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Old 05-28-2011, 08:23 PM   #9382
Stitchawl
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Originally Posted by vivaldirules View Post
Well, hunker down, my friend. And when you've done that be sure to tell us what a hatch is and how and why one must batten them down.
As near as I can figure, a 'hatch' is the birth of a whole bunch of bugs, like Mayflies. When you 'batten them down' you are using a Louisville Slugger baseball bat to eliminate them. I still never figured out why they are born just before storms. Hope this help clear things up.

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Originally Posted by DixieGal View Post
Apparently, the big thing in home improvement around here are hurricane windows. The guy explained that it is like windshield glass, encased in plastic, hard to break, and reportedly cuts down on AC. Do you guys have that in Japan?
Are you kidding? We still have paper walls! In fact, I have to get over to the DIY shop and pick up some repair stuff; paper and glue. I stumbled the other day and put my fingers through the shoji in the living room. As for glass windows, I really haven't paid much attention to what is available, other than for earthquake damage prevention; stuff to keep furniture from moving around, etc.

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That looks like a big one, Stitchawl. Be safe! It seems like they are never ending this year. Be careful!
This storm has just been downgraded to a Tropical Storm. It should be even milder by the time it reaches us. Probably nothing more than a heavy rain storm. We got lucky this time.

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