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  1. I love your positivity and your writing. Interesting, and your poor friend inconvenienced. Made me chuckle while I really felt for you, your family and your friend. It is scary how dependent we are on electric and if electric cars become the norm… Which looks like happening in the UK. I hope your power company gets its act together. Wishing you a great summer.

  2. I’m sure all your loyal fans are relieved to hear you and yours managed to weather the storm without damage or injury. (Some of the news footage looked positively apocalyptic!) As for the setback to your timetable, well, you have to take care of yourself first, so that you’re in good shape to keep crafting your marvelous stories. We’ll be delighted to read your work whenever you’re able to send it out into the world.

  3. Grace,
    I am so glad that you and your family survived Beryl mainly intact. It’s interesting how hurricanes affect neighborhoods and neighbors differently 🤔 In 1997, I was the neighbor that everyone had to help while their houses were relatively unscathed! It literally rained in my house! However, I learned how wonderful my neighbors were.

    I laughed when you said that you said that the dogs were interesting. I had two dogs at that time in my life. If you are not used to dogs, it can be like trying to ride a horse for the first time!

    I am glad that your friend is going to be OK even if her home didn’t fare so well. She is more important!

    I look forward to reading your transcribed notes!

  4. Grace,
    Happy is how I describe my feeling that your and yours made it through Beryl safely, with houses intact! it’s sad to hear of your neighbor’s damage and that she was injured when the tree fell on her house, but doing ok right now.

    Ah, electricity and the power companies who provide it. Enough said about that, because it might lead to a heated discussion about the situation that Texas government isn’t doing anything about. Yes, let us just walk away from that! I hope that y’all get the generator fixed before the next “interesting” weather situation hits!

    So – now that you have “rediscovered” the joys of manual writing again, if you need any help transcribing your work, I’d volunteer to transcribe everything for you – (I’m just a few hours away, but missed even getting any of the side effects of an appreciable amount of rain) I offer just to help you out, you understand, not just to get a glimpse of any future wonderfulness of your writing – lol.

    Seriously, I hope you have managed to get everything cleaned up, inside the house and out, the dogs and other creatures are all settled back to their normal routines, routed from spaces they are not wanted in, and you and yours have been able to get back to normal life.

    Waiting patiently for the next reveal of your prodigious talent, and thanks for sharing the products of your imagination with the rest of us>

  5. Well, here is central Texas, we got some rain, but not from Beryl!!! It came from the northwest, but not really enough. But that’s Texas for you. So sorry electricity is slow coming back online for you. My Bubba worked for TXU for years until he retired after Katrina recovery. Keep your chin and keep writing!!!

  6. Strike Beryl from any future guest list: check
    Check and recheck the generator for future outages: check [OK, pun intended]
    Have plenty of paper and ink pens [favorites, of course] on hand in case of a power outage: check
    Keep the dogs and dragons as happy as possible: check

    All kidding aside, I think of you whenever something happens in Texas. I am so glad you and yours are well. My summer has been crazy. I have survived a family reunion. No one went to jail. That is always a good sign [family joke]. The oldest relative on that side of the family is 97. There are only two surviving in that generation. The rest of the time, I have been busy cooking for various activities and functions at church. We prepared and handed out food and water on several occasions. Our VBS [Vacation Bible School] just ended and I have my feet up. We fed the children and fixed something for the volunteers. Some of those children had never been inside a church.

    I am glad all is well and approaching normal again, blessings to you and yours.

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