
First of all, my heart, thoughts, and prayers go out to all the millions who awakened to loss and devastation this morning across the Northeast. usaving just traveled there, I am heart sick about the beauty and the hit it took, and the wonderful families whom we met who certainly are suffering in some way this morning. And for those who are grieving, you are in our prayers!
...we are still feeling the affects of Sandy, here in SW Virginia... we are right on the cusp of the snowline.... as our elevation here isnt quite high enough,,, but the brutal winds still pummel us... We were very thankful to wake up this morning with power and a warm dry home...there wasnt even a bit of tree debris in the yard except for the many leaves we would ordinarily have this time of year. The mighty oaks held on tight to their newly colored leaves, amazingly ! However, a glance out the back door showed we didnt have just a bit of damage.... the roof of our garage had become compromised just a bit...and with the forecast for a lot of residual rain today, Lynn was quick to get out the ladder and take care of business. Even at sustained winds of 24 miles per hour, Lynn was on his ladder fixing the heat vent on the roof...between the intermittent showers this morning.
The view form upstairs brought him more into focus as he anchored the vent secured back into place.
Looking up at him from the ground,, I was getting a tad anxious hoping he would soon be done!
For the wind was back in full force as seen by the garden flag almost parallel to the ground in its flight!
Meanwhile, I was busily preparing a hearty breakfast for my man- whom I knew would appreciate a warm up for the wind chill was about 18 degrees!
My original plan for this morning was to create a dainty tabletop , but now I was thinking he-man!!!




