Tim was gone from Friday morning until Tuesday night. No problem since I planned to use the entire time to sketch, design, paint and do my female version of baching it. What I ended up doing instead was a bit different. It stormed almost the entire time. I have put a serious dent in my stash of half-burned, mismatched holiday candles that I was saving for no good reason. We recently cleaned out my mother-in-laws house and hauled bags of red, white and green candles to the trash, so I had begun to secretly question my own hoarding of the candles. O, me of little faith.
My 15 1/2 year old Lhasa works up a lather over storms, so I juggled candles and a paranoid dog for four long days (and nights). See, I couldn't even get up to take a pic without him freaking. We sat on the back porch when possible (where there was a breeze) and I tried to sketch out a design by the light of candles and lightning. Also spent more time in the SEEK SHELTER basement than I ever wanted to during the worst of it. I hopped in the car to make a quick run to the grocery store between storms, but the car was dead. Whaa? Doesn't this sound like the beginning of a movie involving chainsaws? So thankful that we came out unscathed.
I leave you with a few pictures of where I just came from and where I really would have preferred spending these last few evenings but wouldn't we all? Hope you are all safe and sound. xo
I was browsing zulily.com and ran across a cute little outfit using par avion. http://www.zulily.com/kashten061510.html
ReplyDeleteOH you poor thing...I hate storms and I am so glad you both made it out unscathed!
ReplyDeleteglad the crazy weather passed! I was in MN the last couple weeks and we had severe thunderstorms and tornadoes constantly... fun.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sunsets... I'm off to Long island tomorrow for the summer, so i can see sunsets like this at the beach too... ;-) (no more tornadoes!)