The Night the Storm Hit

<p>When the morning tide came in you could tell it was going to be a big one. I live in Arverne, a neighborhood in the Rockaways, and in the morning when I was walking up Thursby Avenue I could already see the water coming in on that first tide. But no one was really panicking yet. We get flooding from time to time. But the wind hadn&rsquo;t even started blowing yet and already the water was coming down the road. That&rsquo;s when I see these two swans. They&rsquo;re just as happy as can be floating down the middle of the road. The water went around the corner and the swans went that way too. I wonder what happened to them.</p> <p>Come nighttime, the wind&rsquo;s really starting to blow. I didn&rsquo;t really think about evacuating. My idea &mdash; I was going to sit in my boat and ride it out like a Viking. I&rsquo;ve been in hurricanes before.</p> <p><a href="https://4fishgreenberg.medium.com/the-night-the-storm-hit-54df2320db65"><strong>Click Here</strong></a></p>
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