And just for reference, my house is at the left center of the bottom picture. Or was, when I left it three hours ago, with the water still rising. . .
Drove through the tempests and fogs and winding roads and flooded roads for five hours from St. Louis to get to the Goose yesterday and found—death and disaster.
Stay tuned and I will explain next time I'm in town.
Maybe you should have rented a boat too!
ReplyDeleteDude, we totally should have purchased a canoe!!
ReplyDeleteAnd you could transport it back & forth from The Goose to BI for the freshwater pond that almost flooded the house this year.
ReplyDeleteHmm.. as Diane points out. It would seem, where you go, it rains. To excess.
ReplyDeletePeople in areas experiencing droughts pay big money for rainmakers.
I see a new career for you, babe. You just need an act.
Maybe Chris could accompany you with a firedance. And Hannah could charm snakes. It's so now.
What is the latest
ReplyDeleteFinally, we find out she has not been swept away.
ReplyDeleteNor has the Goose flooded.
I, for one, was envisioning the worst.
But high and dry is the latest report, via cell phone, from the lady herself, for all her fans.