Rain, Rain, Go Away...

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...come back some other day....and, not next week, I think we can schedule you in around the 10th of July, yep, that will work!

We have been overrun with rain over the past week, so much so that I think we may be stuck here in Phoenixville, as most of the roads out of town are shut down because of flooding! Worst flooding since Agnes, so they say (I was only 4 then!)

Luckily, because of how our house is situated on a hill, we don't have to worry about flooding. We do have a trickle of water in the basement, but that happens, and it didn't damage anything. We are a lot better off than most in the area.

Our creek and pond (which was the lowest it had been in a few years now) are running pretty high, so the fish and frogs and snakes and ducks will be plenty happy.

We are packing up in anticipation of leaving on Fri night for the shore! WOOO HOOO...so, hopefully this rain stuff will stop for a week and a few days so we can enjoy ourselves at the beach! SO LOOKING FORWARD TO SOME R&R! And, nope, no technology, so don't be worried if you don't hear from us until somewhere around the 10th of July!

Maybe an update before we leave, depends on how much time I got! If not, enjoy your fourth of July and see ya after the 10th!

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