First Things First.

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This girl says it all.

She velcroed herself to my side the moment we walked in the door last night.

It�s like she �KNOWS.� You know?

She also snores, but I didn�t mind.

I was amazed at the amount of debris and limbs, leaves, and STUFF in my neighborhood as we took a walk to clear my head this morning.

Leaves and limbs and small branches clog the driveway, walkway, yard and even the back porch. (It�s a covered porch, so that wind must have been blowing everything sideways.)

It will take a while to put things back together. And we were lucky.

I live on a hill, so no flooding happened here, but I know folks not more than a couple of miles away who have been dealing with flooded basements and more.

The physical hurricane may have passed, but the emotional one still rages from time to time within my heart.
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