Gotta love the Cajun Navy!! What great people.
No, we won't have to evacuate as far as I can see. We are way up on a hill. The way we flood is to not be able to go anywhere because the roads will be flooded below us. But that's a worst case scenario. The problem is that we have had about a solid month of rain, before Harvey. Our ground is so saturated that loads of big old trees will either uproot or just break in half if the winds start up. And we have a ton of big trees close to our house. But, God protected us and our house during Katrina, so I'm sure He will be in control again. We have some canned goods and MREs down in our basement, because Hubby is a survivalist. (Cough-cough-PARANOID- cough, cough.) We'll fill up the cars with gas tomorrow and get more water in case we do get stuck in the house for a while, but hopefully we won't.
We are concerned about our family in De Ridder, LA, not far from Lake Charles. The Cajun Navy might need to take their boats and head home to help people there.
Thanks for your prayers! So many people are needing our prayers right now.