Must have been the collective force of your focused energy that sent Fay south and east of where I live.
Most tropical systems have their worst weather to their northeast and my area was never in that quadrant. Consequently, I never lost electrical power, although 90,000 others did. My yard looks like a parade came
through with onlookers tossing pine needle confetti, but other than that, all is well. And I just finished a hot shower -- never want another cold shower (as was the case after Charley) again.
They say Fay will loop and hit Florida's east coast on Thursday. It might even cross the state into the Gulf again. A storm for the record books in sheer weirdness. Instead of weakening over land, Fay strengthened all day (remember, though, that the Everglades, where Fay crossed, is called the River of Grass -- emphasis on river. Fay moved slowly over about six inches of very hot water much of the day! No wonder the storm went from 60 to 65 mph in
three hours.
Anyhow, good to be back to normal.