Invasion and mass destruction in my own 'Hood
Maintaining The Vigil on the Home Front:
70 MPH winds. Power outages. (No blogging!) No phones. Just smoke, flames and the sound of choppers. Trophy Wife blissfully and unknowingly out to an evening meeting in the fire area. Ballou totally freaked out until we could get her Pack Leader back safely. (Time for for real bonding between Man and dog!) When I went to bed last night, it was 86 degrees.
The fire's on the other side of town from us, happily. Nothing to do now, except to find out about some friends' safety, and pray the winds don't return today/tonight before containment....
Sat, Nov 16
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Thanks for your calls and emails.
ReplyDeleteWow! The natural disasters of California essentially terrify me! Glad you're okay!
ReplyDeleteStay safe!
ReplyDeleteI wrote about this today too. But from the perspective of one who lived on upper West Camino Cielo when the Painted Cave fire came roaring down San Marcos pass, jumped the freeway and threatened Hope Ranch. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteLike adynaton said, take care and stay safe.
ReplyDeleteEveryone's prayers are having an effect. Winds were down last night.
ReplyDeleteI'm still concerned. Are you okay today?
ReplyDeleteI have been thinking of you Vigil. You are one of several people I know living in that beleaguered area. Be safe my friend.
ReplyDeleteIs that right Vig? You living in the fire area?
ReplyDeleteHope things are alright with you..