Tuesday night we had hurricane force winds. Luckily, we only lost
power for about eight hours. Other communities around us didn't fair
as well and found themselves with trees down, fences toppled,
trampolines mangled, and power lines fallen and inoperable for several
days. Needless to say school was canceled and we humored our selves
with large doses of family time and trips to WalMart and Fred Meyer.
(It was erie to see all the refridgerator shelves empty. . . with the
power out for so long all that food had to be thrown away.) It was
also the perfect day for a puzzle and while Warner managed to share it
with family members who waltzed in and out, he stuck with it from the
first piece to the last.
power for about eight hours. Other communities around us didn't fair
as well and found themselves with trees down, fences toppled,
trampolines mangled, and power lines fallen and inoperable for several
days. Needless to say school was canceled and we humored our selves
with large doses of family time and trips to WalMart and Fred Meyer.
(It was erie to see all the refridgerator shelves empty. . . with the
power out for so long all that food had to be thrown away.) It was
also the perfect day for a puzzle and while Warner managed to share it
with family members who waltzed in and out, he stuck with it from the
first piece to the last.
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