As I was saying, we've had several days and nights of rain, thunderstorms, and tornado warnings. These sleepless/restless nights of looking out windows and watching the weather on and off all through the night are wearing thin. My parents, as well as a friend, told me they were awakened three times the other night by their weather radios reporting warnings in the area. I have to say I'm glad my parents have one. As they are older, it really gives me peace of mind, especially now that it seems the south has become the new tornado alley.
Of course, more storms seem to be on the way tonight. So, hunker down, my friends.
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John is enjoying the 15 minutes of fame he is receiving from having been selected a TOY. Today, he was interviewed on air by a radio station from a neighboring county. I have to say, despite the lackluster questioning by the host, he (John) did a good job. I would say he did a great job except for the fact that he failed to make any mention of a very important bit of information...me. Can you believe that? Ren and John-Heath were left in the dust, as well.
I am plotting my evil revenge as we speak - okay, as I type.

3 comments:
Hope all is well. Last night, I heard on the news all about the horrible tornadoes in Alabama. It sounded and looked quite scary.
Thankfully, we are all well. Several central and southern states had a lot of damage and casualties (my own state of Tennessee included), but Alabama, by far, was the hardest hit. Tornadoes are terrible things.
These good people are in our prayers too...hang in there, I sure hope it doesn't come where you are.
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