This weekend we had an unwanted visitor – a loud-spoken woman, a regular windbag, if you will – and she scared the living daylights out of all the neighbors, not to mention most of the population of the east coast of the United States.
And no matter what we tried, she wouldn’t shut up Saturday night, keeping us all awake.
If you don’t know who I’m talking about yet, I’m referring to hurricane Irene who was definitely uninvited and a big pain.
We were fortunate and had no damage to our home, though currently with the gas turned off and electricity out, we’ve resorted to heating water on the grill for morning coffee.
With all the wind – hot air from Irene – more than a lot of trees went down, along with the power for almost half of my home state of Connecticut. And, given the extent of the damage, it’s not clear when we’ll have it back on.
But, while it’s an inconvenience, my websites are still up and running, and people are still buying.
How about you?
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To your success,
Charlie Cook
P.S. I have a feeling we’re going to be doing a lot of grilling the next few nights, straight from what used to be our freezer, thanks to Irene.
