Remember yesterday I introduced you to our snow friend in the front yard?
Well today he is leaving us...
And in his wake our driveway seems to be becoming a moat...
and the front pond is getting fuller than we
have ever seen it before!!!
I think we are safe...but will keep alert to possible
actions we need to take while I crochet some more hearts.
<3 <3 <3
How are you in your neck of the woods?
I'm crocheting too.. I think it helps us keep calm in this dicey weather. Aren't you glad we have safe warm homes? I can't wait to see all your hearts all starched!! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying the pattern more and more and having visions of purple and white hearts, too! and I will get around to the starching part, too, I promise. <3
DeletePoor Mr Snowman, hope that pond doesn't get too close to your house! I missed you today-are you still coming Thursdays?
ReplyDeleteThankfully the storm drains seem to be less over-whelmed today, and our driveway is back to normal. I hope to see you next Thursday morning, and not be a weather wimp! <3
ReplyDeleteThe Pudding River down here is just crazy. It's pretty much taken over all the surrounding farm land as well as several houses, cars and streets. I am so thankful we live up on a hill.
ReplyDeleteOoooo... I am glad you are safe, too, Amber, and I'm so sorry for and praying for all those who are suffering.
DeleteI have been as well. We don't have cable anymore, but I've been spending a lot of time on the KGW website watching the floods and praying for the people who are affected. It is really crazy how fast it all changed.
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