If you are seeing this post, it is because Hurricane Irma did a number on the power grid in my area. I'm preparing for the coming storm, and I fully expect that where we live, there will be trees downed and lines on the ground for a while.
Hurricanes are a tremendous force, and our trees here are in "full canopy" with gorgeous racks of leaves that make their branches quite heavy. Those heavy tops can make the trees topple when the ground is saturated with rain, and the wind is howling.
I'm scheduling this, but I hope you won't see it! Hopefully, I will be able to post as usual. But if I'm not here, please join me in prayer for our first responders and our power grid teams, as they struggle to restore power and sustain life in hurricane-torn areas.
Pray for the restoration of Texas, and then for the folks impacted by this newest devastation in Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas. As I'm writing, it looks like the storm will track straight through here.
Blessings to all, and prayers for safety.
Sending positive thoughts and prayers your way. Be safe. You can't be replaced!
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I am sorry that I am seeing the post! I am sending prayers
ReplyDeleteSending prayers.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you are safe, that is the important thing. But I also hope you don't have the major devastation so many do.
ReplyDeleteSending lots of prayers and positive thoughts to you all. Since this post has posted, I hope you are safe and all is well.
ReplyDeleteHope you are safe...I am following this on the news here in Australia...not something I have any understanding of but it looks terrifying.
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed that you and our friend Dana are safe. Looking forward to your next unscheduled post.
ReplyDeleteWe hope you and everyone are all safe and not too much damage by these terrible hurricanes. Thinking and praying for you all, hugs, Susie xx
ReplyDeletepraying every thing is ok
ReplyDeleteHoping you are all safe. Thinking and praying for you all.
ReplyDeleteI,too,hope you and yours are safe.
ReplyDeleteHoping you and yours are safe, too!!
ReplyDeleteI hear that 6 or 7 million people have no power. Hopefully that is all you are suffering from!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are ok
ReplyDeleteHey Snoodles, I didn't realize you were in Florida. I don't miss our hurricane days before we moved to Colorado!
ReplyDeleteStay safe, Jacque. xx
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