Hey, this is Lisa and this is Karin.

And this is Pop Fashion.

Let's do it.

Hi, how's it going?

Hey, Lisa, how are you?

I feel like the universe is striking back at me for making fun of you all winter about my great weather.

Oh, oh, because you were like, oh, it's sunshiny, and I'm like, it's February, and you were saying, oh, I'm on the beach.

And I said, I love you, but I hate you.

Yeah, that.

The rain season started.

It's actually hurricane season that started, but whatever.

I haven't seen the sun in about a week. Have you been through a hurricane before?

Like Sandy in D.C. and like Isabelle back in a long time ago. Like no in the eye of the storm kind of

hurricane experiences. It will inevitably

happen where you are. One day, eventually, it will happen. There was one last fall,

about a week after I had been here for a couple of weeks. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So I missed that,

but it's interesting. We were talking about it recently because we are morbid like that.

But the location of the Tampa Bay region is positioned as such that it's less likely for a hurricane to come around and hit us full force.

Because you'd have to take a pretty sharp turn around the bottom of Florida.

If you do that,

if you're a storm, like any storm, you're going to lose speed and power on the way around the corner. So that's some nerdy stuff about hurricanes. This is fashion and weather. That's why the

Atlantic Coast gets so many more of them. I hope that it's a low storm season, but that's just my personal preference is a person who lives in a flood zone.

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