Poppy is working today. I am home alone.
It's raining, as usual. That's okay but around lunch time friends, the weather people say we could have severe storms. Severe Storms!
Storms scare me! Those of you who have followed my blog for a while know that. Oh, I've posted a few stories about running from storms. I kept a mental list of places to hide.
. Hospital waiting room
. Library
. Goodwill Store
. Dollar General Store
The hardest part was timing it right...How to get in the car and get into town and in my safe place before any lightning or thunder arrived. We're about seven miles outside of town.
Felt safest in the hospital waiting room. One time, in Goodwill, I must have looked at every blouse on every rack, while waiting for a storm to pass.
The scariest, but funniest, time was when I dashed into the Dollar General store during a storm. Even I laughed, later. My timing was off and I arrived at the store just as the storm hit! I jumped out of my car, and ran for the door through the rain, thunder and lighting. Just as I reached the door, a gush of wind blew both front doors open, and friends, all I could see were colored plastic kiddie pools, beach balls, flip flops, and hula hoops going air born and filling the parking lot. But you know what? Somehow, I made it through all the plastic flying around, the clerks and the customers and found my way to the back of the store. Bet those folks thought I was in a mighty big hurry to shop.
and now they're saying the temperature will drop to 24 degrees early Saturday morning.
The little pear tree, I was so in hopes would grow a pear this year, is about to bloom. Guess that settles that for another year.
It is getting close to lunch time now, but I'm staying put! Thank you for listening. Eli and Weetie, and the cats, might need me, so I won't run and hide this time. :)
Oh, I was looking for pictures earlier and came across one you've just got to see...
This was along about the time little Smokey began trusting us enough to stay. You know, someone had thrown him out and he followed the guineas home. He was alone and hungry for days before finding us. Eli took little Smokey under his wing. I sure love that little fellow, well, big fellow now.
Thank you so much, well, maybe you're still here.
Thank you to a new follower too. Hope I haven't scared you away.
Love,
Henny
It's raining, as usual. That's okay but around lunch time friends, the weather people say we could have severe storms. Severe Storms!
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| Duck number two enjoying the rain |
. Hospital waiting room
. Library
. Goodwill Store
. Dollar General Store
The hardest part was timing it right...How to get in the car and get into town and in my safe place before any lightning or thunder arrived. We're about seven miles outside of town.
Felt safest in the hospital waiting room. One time, in Goodwill, I must have looked at every blouse on every rack, while waiting for a storm to pass.
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| Soggy front yard |
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| Guineas are terrible at finding a safe place in a storm |
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| Soggy back yard |
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| Ducky Lucky swimming in the muddy water |
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| Daffodils blooming too early |
The little pear tree, I was so in hopes would grow a pear this year, is about to bloom. Guess that settles that for another year.
It is getting close to lunch time now, but I'm staying put! Thank you for listening. Eli and Weetie, and the cats, might need me, so I won't run and hide this time. :)
Oh, I was looking for pictures earlier and came across one you've just got to see...
This was along about the time little Smokey began trusting us enough to stay. You know, someone had thrown him out and he followed the guineas home. He was alone and hungry for days before finding us. Eli took little Smokey under his wing. I sure love that little fellow, well, big fellow now.
Thank you so much, well, maybe you're still here.
Thank you to a new follower too. Hope I haven't scared you away.
Love,
Henny
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