I've been meaning to post this one for a while. It's my response to Isaac's request to make him a magician.
What a day! Thanks to Isaias we lost power twice and the second time was for a couple hours. It came back on just in time for a Zoom meeting. Thank goodness for archive shots!
Thank you so much everyone! I'm thrilled you sent my young magician to the PP. He will be receiving this is some, way, shape or form at Christmas. I might do a 2021 wall calendar for him or maybe a poster. To be determined!
@wyomingsis It's possible! I think my grandchildren can do anything!
@ludwigsdiana I actually thought of you when it went out the second time! We usually do lose power when a major storm hits. There are so many trees here that they often fall on the power lines and disrupt service. However we do not have to deal with it to the extent that you do so I am always grateful when it comes back on and prepared for the possibility of losing it.
@pistache Thanks Clare- we're not surprised when it happens- see my response to Diana.
@grammyn We are usually on the edge of these storms but they're still pretty strong. The worst of yesterday was not the storm but the flooding that occurred due to 7 1/2 inches of rain. Our home is on top of a mountain so no flooding for us, but a town about 15 miles from us had a historic mill almost wash right off its foundation. Thankfully it survived but it's in a pretty precarious position right now!
Thank you so much everyone! I'm thrilled you sent my young magician to the PP. He will be receiving this is some, way, shape or form at Christmas. I might do a 2021 wall calendar for him or maybe a poster. To be determined!
@wyomingsis It's possible! I think my grandchildren can do anything!
@ludwigsdiana I actually thought of you when it went out the second time! We usually do lose power when a major storm hits. There are so many trees here that they often fall on the power lines and disrupt service. However we do not have to deal with it to the extent that you do so I am always grateful when it comes back on and prepared for the possibility of losing it.
@pistache Thanks Clare- we're not surprised when it happens- see my response to Diana.
@grammyn We are usually on the edge of these storms but they're still pretty strong. The worst of yesterday was not the storm but the flooding that occurred due to 7 1/2 inches of rain. Our home is on top of a mountain so no flooding for us, but a town about 15 miles from us had a historic mill almost wash right off its foundation. Thankfully it survived but it's in a pretty precarious position right now!
Thank you Harry!
Thank you Louise!
Thank you Margonaut!
Thanks Jackie!
Thank you Joy, Kaylynn, and Sally!
And thank you so much for the favs!