My poor tree
Friday morning
Well after 84 hours without power, things are getting back to normal, I got up at 5 when the power came on this morning to tackle the mountain of laundry that built up over the past 4 days. The kids and I spent 2 nights at my mom's staying warm and entertained while Dan held down the house and his parents house 5 min away, They picked the perfect time to go on vacation!!!
We had to go to Burlington to get a generator as there wasn't one anywhere to be found in this area!
I am tired and do not know how people lived without power so many years ago, it is something we sure take for granted! and this morning I couldn't love anyone more than the hydro guys who have been working round the clock to restore power to our home and city!!!
12 comments:
Ohmygoodness!! You poor thing!! I can't believe how much snow there is. Yikes!!!! We had flurries here and I was complaining big time. I sure hope this isn't a sign of things to come!
So glad your power is back on and that you are all safe!
Glad everything is back to "normal" for you now!!
Welcome back to civilization darling! Sorry you had to go through that! Hope you can get back to normal soon!
So glad you and your family are ok!
I was thinking about you during this mess.
Glad you're all safe and back to normal! I can't believe the snow that fell there!!
Nice to hear you're back in your 'toasty' home and looking at that snow from the inside out. Hope it disappears quick.
Oh Kimmie!! That is a long time to be without power!! I hope you are warm and toasty and in clean clothes today!! And I hope some of that snow disappears before more (inevitably) comes.
Glad to have you back with us and that you made it through. It really makes us realize how dependent we are on electricity.
OH my gosh what a mess!!! I can't even imagine what a stress that would have been!!! yikes!! glad to hear you're back with power again!!
Glad to hear you finally have power again and that you and your family are all safe.
WOW I had no idea that your area was out of power for so long. Totally don't know how they did way back then. Thank goodness the tree didn't fall on your house.
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