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Monday, August 28, 2017
Monday, July 24, 2017
Monday, July 10, 2017
Monday, May 29, 2017
Mancat Monday
If only she'd leave me alone ...
a mancat and his box
needs privacy.
***
Always remembering those who fought and
served and gave the ultimate sacrifice
for our freedoms.
Thank you is not enough,
but you have my eternal gratitude.
#memorial day
***
Always remembering those who fought and
served and gave the ultimate sacrifice
for our freedoms.
Thank you is not enough,
but you have my eternal gratitude.
#memorial day
Monday, May 01, 2017
Monday, March 13, 2017
Monday, March 06, 2017
Monday, February 06, 2017
Monday, January 30, 2017
Monday, January 16, 2017
Monday, January 02, 2017
Monday, December 05, 2016
Monday, November 21, 2016
Mancat Monday
Mom is going to tell you a secret about me.
She says I am an OCD CAT.
What in the world does
O
C
D
D
mean?
She says I am compulsive, and that I do
the same thing over and over again,
and I won't deviate.
Who are you calling a deviant?
Oh she just means I don't change the
order I do things.
***
I have to admit I had a rough start in life,
and Mom believes the reason we
were all abandoned (me, Jinx & Boo)
was because I was such a wild child.
***
But, I'm insecure, and even after
12 years I still need to do things
the exact same way day after day.
Mom says she loves me anyway,
even if I still am a wild child.
Monday, November 14, 2016
Monday, November 07, 2016
Monday, October 24, 2016
Monday, October 10, 2016
Mancat Monday
It's Mancat Monday to me, but to Mom
it's probably clean up day from
all the debris from Hurricane Matthew.
***
Hurricane Matthew took a good swipe at
Northern Florida, Friday OCT 7.
Watching the impending arrival on TV was
akin to watching a horror show.
It was only making my nerves worse,
but it was important to keep an eye on what
was happening.
The worst part of the storm hit our area around
2pm. Close to 4:30pm there was a loud
pop and thud and the lights went out.
The storm was raging pretty good.
But it was mainly a wind event.
There was a lot of rain but that wasn't any
worse than a bad thunderstorm.
As it turns out that LOUD pop & thud
was a power pole being toppled over by a downed
tree. Unknown at the time was that tree also
made two other polls collapse. There was
loose hot wires in the street.
The police were in our neighborhood that night
to fix the problem with the wires.
The next day our electrical company worked
at least 10 hours trying to restore power.
FL's Governor had made it a high priority to get
the power back on. HE did a remarkable job
during this storm.
But at 10pm the electrical company gave up and
left with no power restored.
They were back the next day at 7am.
At 10:30am the lights came on.
I cannot begin to tell you how grateful I was to have
electricity again. Our lives are so dependent on it.
I have to say again the Governor did an amazing
job making sure that all the electrical companies
had the manpower needed and still need.
He was all over the State making sure each County
had what it needed and he did a tremendous job.
Matthew spared Jacksonville the catastrophic blow by
making two wobbles East. When he went by
Jacksonville the eye was 40 miles off the coast.
That 20 mile wobble to the East spared Jacksonville Beaches.
But those beautiful homes and businesses along
the Coast are a mess. Many are condemned as unsafe.
But most survived and they will make repairs.
We were very lucky.
VERY lucky.
With a Major Hurricane.
Aside from the power issues the big thing is the cleanup.
I had one huge limb fall, thankfully away from the house.
As horrible as Oct 7th was, the next day was sunny.
beautiful and the temperatures were really mild.
What a contrast!
They record keepers say the last time Jacksonville
had a major hurricane was 118 years ago.
I can only hope that I never live long enough to see
another!
Hurricane Matthew took a good swipe at
Northern Florida, Friday OCT 7.
Watching the impending arrival on TV was
akin to watching a horror show.
It was only making my nerves worse,
but it was important to keep an eye on what
was happening.
The worst part of the storm hit our area around
2pm. Close to 4:30pm there was a loud
pop and thud and the lights went out.
The storm was raging pretty good.
But it was mainly a wind event.
There was a lot of rain but that wasn't any
worse than a bad thunderstorm.
As it turns out that LOUD pop & thud
was a power pole being toppled over by a downed
tree. Unknown at the time was that tree also
made two other polls collapse. There was
loose hot wires in the street.
The police were in our neighborhood that night
to fix the problem with the wires.
The next day our electrical company worked
at least 10 hours trying to restore power.
FL's Governor had made it a high priority to get
the power back on. HE did a remarkable job
during this storm.
But at 10pm the electrical company gave up and
left with no power restored.
They were back the next day at 7am.
At 10:30am the lights came on.
I cannot begin to tell you how grateful I was to have
electricity again. Our lives are so dependent on it.
I have to say again the Governor did an amazing
job making sure that all the electrical companies
had the manpower needed and still need.
He was all over the State making sure each County
had what it needed and he did a tremendous job.
Matthew spared Jacksonville the catastrophic blow by
making two wobbles East. When he went by
Jacksonville the eye was 40 miles off the coast.
That 20 mile wobble to the East spared Jacksonville Beaches.
But those beautiful homes and businesses along
the Coast are a mess. Many are condemned as unsafe.
But most survived and they will make repairs.
We were very lucky.
VERY lucky.
With a Major Hurricane.
Aside from the power issues the big thing is the cleanup.
I had one huge limb fall, thankfully away from the house.
As horrible as Oct 7th was, the next day was sunny.
beautiful and the temperatures were really mild.
What a contrast!
They record keepers say the last time Jacksonville
had a major hurricane was 118 years ago.
I can only hope that I never live long enough to see
another!
Monday, August 08, 2016
Monday, August 01, 2016
Mancat Monday
Yeah Mom I know you're there and I'm just deciding
if I want to acknowledge you or not.
Monday, July 18, 2016
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