First Saturday of August
Posted: Sat Aug 06, 2022 5:21 am
Morning everyone. Up at O’dark thirty this morning, literally. Like a bit after 5 a.m. Bright eyed and bushy tailed. Didn’t want to go back to sleep as need to leave for mobile home park by 7:30. It’s a cool 65° Right now but supposed to head to 90. I left my windows open in my living room and in my bedroom last night and it is nice and cool in the house right now. I will be closing it up in a little while and it may stay cool for the day. If not, I will fire up my portable AC when I get home. I think we are supposed to have some clouds moving in and if they do that will keep the sun covered. That helps with the temperatures. There is a little bit of a breeze blowing and I am hoping that maybe it will stay for the day. Once we are done working in the park I do not plan to do anything else today. Tomorrow they are saying a high of 72 and rain. Going from one extreme to the other.
Read a real good example yesterday about how the tornado has impacted some of the people who lived in that park. A lady posted that she was in need of some boxes or plastic totes if anybody had any they weren’t using because her home is damaged too badly by the tornado for them to live in. She has to move out today. She has some health issues and can’t drive right now. Said that her husband used to do the driving but he has passed away. She apparently must be a young widow because she has two children, one is nine and the other one is two. Her home was damaged once before in another storm in 2018 and now again this year. Her son has developed PTSD because of both of those two storms damaging their their home within a short period of time, so she needs to get them out of there so that they can maybe start living a new norm. Found a house to move into. So they will no longer have to live in a mobile home. A couple of people responded and said that they had some boxes and totes they would be glad to give it to her and somebody else also said that she was going to contact the case managers that were recently hired by United Way to help people affected by the tornado. Case managers came through and that person delivered 12 totes to her. Couple of other people offered to help if she needed more help to move. So hear and again the community is coming through. The tornado has impacted some of the children impacted here and they get scared now every time we have a storm coming. Some posts have told of children going into the bathrooms with pillows and hiding in the bathtubs.
Shirl, sorry for all your frustration. No fun dealing with big corporations these days. Barbie, your situation is with the storms and no rain sounds like ours here. Storms come across the lake and then veer SE. fortunately we have had rain now so we are not down a whole lot but we are considered abnormally dry. It is affecting the farmers and the cherry crops and other stuff here though. But one of the cherry farmers said that he noticed that the cherries this year are some of the sweetest he has ever eaten due to the weather situation. So maybe they don’t like a whole lot of rain. He’s got me hungry for a cherry pie now Velda, that was an interesting conversation with your doctor. Sounds good.
Well I guess I had better quit yakking here and get going. Need to start getting dressed in a little bit. Like Valdo said have a great weekend.
Read a real good example yesterday about how the tornado has impacted some of the people who lived in that park. A lady posted that she was in need of some boxes or plastic totes if anybody had any they weren’t using because her home is damaged too badly by the tornado for them to live in. She has to move out today. She has some health issues and can’t drive right now. Said that her husband used to do the driving but he has passed away. She apparently must be a young widow because she has two children, one is nine and the other one is two. Her home was damaged once before in another storm in 2018 and now again this year. Her son has developed PTSD because of both of those two storms damaging their their home within a short period of time, so she needs to get them out of there so that they can maybe start living a new norm. Found a house to move into. So they will no longer have to live in a mobile home. A couple of people responded and said that they had some boxes and totes they would be glad to give it to her and somebody else also said that she was going to contact the case managers that were recently hired by United Way to help people affected by the tornado. Case managers came through and that person delivered 12 totes to her. Couple of other people offered to help if she needed more help to move. So hear and again the community is coming through. The tornado has impacted some of the children impacted here and they get scared now every time we have a storm coming. Some posts have told of children going into the bathrooms with pillows and hiding in the bathtubs.
Shirl, sorry for all your frustration. No fun dealing with big corporations these days. Barbie, your situation is with the storms and no rain sounds like ours here. Storms come across the lake and then veer SE. fortunately we have had rain now so we are not down a whole lot but we are considered abnormally dry. It is affecting the farmers and the cherry crops and other stuff here though. But one of the cherry farmers said that he noticed that the cherries this year are some of the sweetest he has ever eaten due to the weather situation. So maybe they don’t like a whole lot of rain. He’s got me hungry for a cherry pie now Velda, that was an interesting conversation with your doctor. Sounds good.
Well I guess I had better quit yakking here and get going. Need to start getting dressed in a little bit. Like Valdo said have a great weekend.