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The weather has cooled down a lot, (80 and sunny) so when I got home I felt like getting into the garage and going through some of my boxes. I love BOOKS. I have multiple boxes of books. (I mean multiple!) I pared down by emptying two small boxes by sorting some for the thrift store, and some to take to Second and Charles (Where they will give me store credit to buy more books! Goody!)
As we have been preparing for Hurricane Irma, we cleaned some things out of the freezer. I found a container of pumpkin so this afternoon I made a pumpkin bread. We have been running the icemaker and packing ice into gallon ziplock bags to keep the freezer cold longer in case of power outage.
About that Hurricane. Irma has been the talk for more than a week and "she" has been fooling the meteorologists as to where she will go. At one time we thought we would have to evacuate. Then the supposed track changed and we were left with "Where would we go to get away?" Now today they are more aware of where she will go. We won't get a direct hit, but we will have the wind and rain that goes along.
We are stocked up with water, water, and more water in case we need it during the storm. We have plenty of canned food items in case we lose power and the refrig. food goes bad. There's one more Hurricane (Jose) behind this one, so who knows what comes next.
I haven't written this in my blog yet, but, guess what? I'm moving to an apartment on November 13th. I'm very excited. I applied in May and was told it could be 6 months before one would be available. I paid a deposit in August (3 months) and it's available in November (6 months later), so I'm glad I didn't have to wait any longer. I think I have it figured that I haven't lived alone in 11 years. Not sure I know how! This is the reason for going through my boxes in the garage. No sense in moving stuff I no longer care about. I have plenty more boxes to go through before November.
Second balcony from left will be mine |
Longbourne Apartments |
I still volunteer with the USO, but have also signed up to volunteer with the Women's Shelter here in Jacksonville. They have training in October, so I won't be able to help until after the training. They have a thrift store (Yay!) so maybe I will work there when I go.
Well that's how September is starting out. Life Group starts this month after being off for the summer. I think Autumn is here, regardless of the calendar date.
3 comments:
I am excited for your next adventure. And proud of you too.
I am excited for you too! God has confirmed to you that He has gone before you and will help you. Keep your eyes on Him.
So much on which to comment!
1. The move. So happy for you. Now, that is NOT to imply anything negative about Elaina! But I know you have wanted your own place. So, congrats!
2. Irma -- what a huge storm. I have a brother-in-law in Huntsville, AL and my friends the Hagens live just outside Nashville. All will get heavy rains and some wind, but probably not as much as you will. My bro-in-law called a couple of days ago asking if Rick was planning to go to Texas to do reconstruction jobs. (He is not.) Butch (bro-in-law) has a step-daughter in South Texas. Five feet of water in her house. Thank you Harvey.
3. Duck Donuts -- what wonderful belly bombs! I will have to look them up if/when we get toward the eastern seaboard. I tried my zip code in their location finder. Got a "sorry" from them.
4. Book stores --- You and Kathie can relate on that one. She reads constantly. We have a second hand book store and constantly buy and return books. I keep a few audio books also for when I'm driving. Not so many since I RETIRED! Can you tell I'm still glad I don't have to go to work anymore? Of course there is that honey-do list...
Enjoy the Fall weather (as it finally occurs).
Glenn
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