A lot of friends have checked in on us in the wake of the hurricane that passed by yesterday.
Fortunately we survived unscathed. Lots of fallen branches and we lost power and donβt know when it will be restored making for a warm house, no internet or ability to cook. But those are minor discomforts in the overall scheme of things and certainly insignificant compared to the losses of so many others.
Thank you all for your thoughts and support as always.
The Rinder Family
Briget says
Also from me! β€οΈ
Idea – once the dust (or water) has settled, consider getting a gas line and a gas stove. We lost power for awhile here in Ohio, and I am always so glad to have that stove. You can turn on the gas and light the burner with a match (I learned to do this at my Grandfather’s house on his very old gas stove) You can have a hot meal – important if you live up North and may lose power in winter.
Glenn says
Hip, hip, hurrah. Glad to hear all is good. Same here thankfully.
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Aquamarine says
Mike, thank you for the update on Helene’s effects on your family. Inconvenience and discomfort are as you’ve shared being experienced for a while but I’m so glad to hear that no permanent damage or deleterious effects have been the result of Hurricane Helene.
Tori James says
Sending all my love to you and your family β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈ
Karl Woodrow says
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