There are still thousands without power and I am SO THANKFUL that it's not me still waiting in the dark. Gas, milk, eggs, etc are hard to come by so it certainly has been interesting and not something I truly expected would ever happen. Around us there are hardly any stores or gas stations open because they are still awaiting power to be turned back on.
School was canceled on Monday and Tuesday and delayed yesterday. Finally today is a normal day for students. Laura was pretty excited to be getting back to school.
We are eagerly looking forward to Lindsay's birthday party on Saturday. The Hodges' will be here with us to celebrate. Hope we can find some vittles for the occasion!
I will leave you with some photos from our house and from around our neighborhood.
Our backyard
The playhouse was blown apart and pieces went flying down the street.
Our neighbors on the other side of the school
Neighbors a few houses down. Poor swimming pool.
The park behind our house. The tree is across the road. There was about five feet for cars to get through. Look at how the rest of the tree is leaning. Yikes!
Neighbors down the street
Around the neighborhood
The next street over. I don't even know how these people got out of their house!
"Our" house - the one we had an offer on a few months ago. There are huge limbs across the front door and into the garage roof.
I'm off to exercise. Later!
3 comments:
WOW! I can't believe IKE got you guys... it's crazy to think I was all packed and ready to evac to Ohio for IKE!!!! Glad you guys are okay!
This is NUTS! Go figure, it's like the first time Ohio has ever gotten a hurricane. I'm glad you guys are safe. I was sad there hadn't been any blog updates from Ohio in awhile, but I haven't been paying attention to the news. I'm sorry about all the venerable trees in the neighborhood...
BTW, how cute is the latest scrapbook page you posted on etsy (Away in a Manger)?! It is aDORable!
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