Darkness Falls

 

1. Skipper I feel your pain. My daughter called me last night and asked me to pull up a weather map - finally told me that they had no power. I will call her in a couple to see if they are ok. We were suppose to get something like it - didn’t happen.

   I thought that my younger daughter was stopping there (STL) - but alas they are almost in KC - guess because of the weather they just pushed on through.

   Right now here it has gone from that life draining sun to looking like nightfall - guess we are going to get it today.

   At least with the rain - we will get more veggies out of the garden - corn, carrots, cucumbers, peppers, onions and sweet taters are going great.

   Posted by wardmama4       07/20/2006  at  04:07 PM  



2. Ya know, Skipper, I got into the second paragraph of your mini-essay and was instantly reminded of that great Snoopy cartoon frame showing the little hound typing away on the roof of the dog house, “It was a dark and stormy night...” Glad all’s well for you.

   Posted by Happy_Retiree       07/20/2006  at  06:47 PM  



3. DARK AND STORMY NIGHT, HELL!

   I’ll gladly trade with ya!

   It’s GLOWABALL WARMING, I TELLS YA!

   Shoot Al Gore, before it’s toolate!

   

   Posted by The Skipper       07/20/2006  at  07:16 PM  



4. Skipper I vote for that which jungle is he hiding out in this week?

   

   Posted by wardmama4       07/20/2006  at  07:47 PM  



5. Had some damn good bangers hit my jobsite this afternoon. I’m straight west of you Skipper. they’re coming your way. BWAAAAAAAAAAAA BWAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Misery loves company.

   Posted by LC Geno       07/20/2006  at  08:56 PM  



6. Round here it got cool tonight. Still humid though. A few days back we had thunderstorms in the mountains. Thanks to a fire in a place called Pine Valley the thunderstorms got large enough to send an expedition west to the coast.

   And there’s still more wet to come.

   Posted by mythusmage       07/21/2006  at  02:10 AM  

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