Wilma Becomes a Hurricane

It's official. Wilma is now a Category 2 hurricane.

Some comments I received today included....

"Are you a hurricane yet?"

When I told the landscape architect that I work with, "Wilma's now a hurricane." He retorted, "I knew you were a hurricane the moment I met you!"

Another friend stated flatly, "If it fizzles out without doing anything I'll think it was misnamed."

Well, I have always tried to be the best at whatever I set my mind to.

But the best comment of all came from Anonymous in my previous post. In response to the comment about hurricanes photographing well, I had to find some images of the storm. Take your pick.


While I'm having a little fun with this, we can't forget there is also a serious side to this. It doesn't look like Wilma is fizzling out any time soon. She is already responsible for mudslides and the deaths of 10 in Haiti. Wilma is expected to gain strength in the warm waters west of Cuba and reach windspeeds of 130 mph (Category 4) . She could reach Florida by the weekend.

Sadly, I doubt Wilma is the last hurricane of the season.


Globally warm regards,
Wilma