It sounds
as if the storm has created the expected godawful mess – but not a
Katrina-sized disaster. Hard to tell. I haven’t heard from my sister and will
try to get in touch today.
I’ve
reached the 6th triangle (of 8) on the Wingspan. It seems flat, stale,
and unprofitable, but at least nearing completion. I brought the Japanese shirt
back from Strathardle last time – maybe I’d feel better working on that for a
while. But I think I need red.
I drew up a
skeleton menu plan yesterday for my weekend in London Edinburgh
But he won’t
be getting a Microsoft Surface. It says in the Economist that, at least at
first, they will only be sold online and through dedicated MS shops. I’ll wait
until they get to John Lewis. Or longer.
I can recommend Cook's Fish Pie and Lasagne (original)!
ReplyDeleteI havent spoken to friends and family in NJ since yesterday morning, but without power certainly. I'm sure they are saving the cell phones for emergency use.
ReplyDeleteHere in NH most people have no power but luckily we did not get the major flooding NJ and other coastal areas did. It was a pretty wild night, though!
ReplyDeleteBarbara M. In NH
Here in the southwestern most corner of Vermont all appears to be well. So far the most damage was caused by a dead cedar tree that fell on a section of my horse pasture fence. I was out betimes to repair it. I'm afraid those poor souls along the coast didn't fare very well at all.
ReplyDeleteMy niece on Manhattan's upper west side came through all right. South of her has severe flooding and no electrity. Columbia University has electricity and just "some" tree damage nearby.
ReplyDeleteI'm with you on the Wingspan. found it rather dull to knit, and still haven't figured out how to wear it to show off the construction or even the points. I guess that's why none of the photos on Ravelry show it being worn.
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