Oh no! Here we go again. Just when we thought it was safe to start rebuilding it seems to be starting all over again as Mother Nature Presents; Hurricane Zeta, A New Years Hurricane for All Seasons. Can you believe we now have Tropical Storm Zeta brewing out in the Atlantic Ocean? Is this the Hurricane Season that would not die, will it ever end? Are we entering a new Climate Change where Hurricanes will be all year around? Can humans live in that level of fear? If so there are going to be some serious issues? For instance what about Florida Real Estate prices? And can the giant sand bar we call Florida really exist over the years if we keep watching the beaches erode away?

Well things are not that dire yet, but one has to wonder if the Super Storm scenarios that the science fiction writers and the Global Warming Alarmists are discussing are going to become our reality? After this last 2005 Horrific Tropical Hurricane Season with the most named Tropical Storms, most Hurricanes, longest season and three of the most powerful Category Five Plus Hurricane one can only wonder what 2006 will bring us. Can you believe we have a Tropical Storm the size of Zeta this late in the year or early in the year depending on how you look at it. Is Mother Nature just screwing with us to remind us that she is the boss and we only rent the surface of the planet while we are here? Will she show us much more of this in 2006?

"Lance Winslow" - Online Think Tank forum board. If you have innovative thoughts and unique perspectives, come think with Lance; http://www.WorldThinkTank.net/wttbbs/

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