Hurricane Irma was no picnic, but we made it through without harm, and only moderate damage to the house and our property. Some roads are still closed and/or flooded, and of course millions are still without power, but we and our neighbors are helping each other however we can. As you might expect gas, bottled water and fresh food are very scarce, but trucks are arriving every day, so I hope soon things will get back to a relatively normal state.
What I'm doing: right now, checking on elderly neighbors, clearing the debris from the yard, and providing meals, bathrooms and laundry for friends and neighbors who are still without power. Simple things like a hot shower and clean clothes really help, so if you're in a situation to do the same, please do.
To be sure your donations get to the people affected by Hurricane Irma, I suggest a donation to the Red Cross. You can find out more by visiting redcross.org or calling 1-800-RED CROSS. You can also text the word IRMA to 90999 to make a $10 donation.
I'm so, so very glad you made it!! *hugs*
ReplyDeleteIt's a shame about that beautiful tree, but at least now you'll have firewood for next year.
ReplyDeleteThe important thing is that you guys made it safely.
I'm glad you and yours are safe, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteYay! I'm glad to hear it, as well. :)
ReplyDeleteLynn,
ReplyDeleteGlad you made it through Irma safe! That tree in the photo looks remarkably similar to one of my trees that fell over! Thank goodness for a good chainsaw and great neighbors to help! Now we have plenty of wood for a bonfire this winter!
Tami
Starke