It’s Soggy Down Here
We have had seven or eight inches of rain in the last 24 hours. We never lost power but the flickering on and off prohibited me from feeling secure about cranking up the computer.
Thank you everyone for your sweet comments and messages. It sure did feel good to read them this morning.
Yesterday seemed like one of the longest days ever. It was dark, windy and raining all day. The sky never seemed to change. So what to do on a day such as that? Yep, crawl up on the bed and sleep to your heart’s content. That’s what I did. Fred on the other hand spent most of the day protesting Mother Nature for not allowing him to have his nap in the sunshine.
Again, thank you for being such sweet friends. It means a lot, to know that there are people who I have never met who are thinking about us on days like yesterday.
Thank you everyone for your sweet comments and messages. It sure did feel good to read them this morning.
Yesterday seemed like one of the longest days ever. It was dark, windy and raining all day. The sky never seemed to change. So what to do on a day such as that? Yep, crawl up on the bed and sleep to your heart’s content. That’s what I did. Fred on the other hand spent most of the day protesting Mother Nature for not allowing him to have his nap in the sunshine.
Again, thank you for being such sweet friends. It means a lot, to know that there are people who I have never met who are thinking about us on days like yesterday.
posted by pissed off patricia at 1:39 AM
19 Comments:
just glad you are OK (and Fred will manage....)
that seemed like a slow moving storm -- hopefully the damage was minimal to everyone.
Keep yer heads down. Hope you guys make it through without tsurrus.
Ah yes - the gift of friendship via blogging is a great one. We are all connected in thought and that is indeed a beautiful thing.
While I am sorry Fred could not go out, I am very glad that it was not a huge storm.
Glad to hear you dodged the bullet and only got a little soggy. Madam and I are back just in time.
Happy to hear that all is well..PoP. I know this is bad, "but the sun'll come out tomorrow..." heh heh. Seriously, I'm glad you, Mr. PoP and Fred are fine. :^)
Glad things are ok and you managed to sleep to your heart's content. I have a long list of Hurricanes and Tropical Storms that I have slept through, if its just rain and you have a forced day off, what better way to spend it?
My stepdaughter and stepson live in the Tampa/StPete area, they're battening down today.
So good to hear you didn't sustain damage.
I'm glad to hear you're still alive. Stay dry and be well!
Here's hoping Fred (and his people) are staying dry. I hope all goes well.
Glad that you guys didn't get swept away into the sea, ending up at Guantanamo as an enemy combatant.
Sleeping through it is the best way to make it through a tropical storm. Glad it wasn't a Katrina-level one, and here's hoping we don't get any of those this season or any other.
Glad to hear you made it through the worst of it. Your description of an unchanging gray sky sounds like everyday in the pacific northwest.
i gave you a "kick ass" blogger award!
it's at my place cause i am computer challenged and suck at all that linking stuff.
glad you guys are o.k!
Phew! Good news. Glad you used the day for good things.
Sleeping in is an admirable gesture. Too bad Fred didn't try it with you!
Luf, Us
Stay dry guys! My family is in and around Cocoa and they say it is fine but I understand flooding is quite an issue in some areas. Good luck!
oh, PoP--
Fay is the storm that never ends, isn't she?
here in the tampa bay area, as these things so often do, she just veered away. and flooded everywhere else. sorrreeeee. =(
I'm just glad you were able to sleep through. tell Fred I'm sorry too, ok?
glad all you guys are ok.
Glad to hear you're OK - hope the rain doesn't cause any major floods for you all. Thinking of you!
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