Whatever you feel like......... Anything goes! Part VII

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LakeTahoe said:
Thanks everyone all the comments on my son. He is OK...He have Dr. appt on Monday and see what he has to say about his elbow. What a kid! LOL!
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let me know abt him tmw! allright!!! :)
 
my parents, my hubby and i went to Flea Market, we enjoy and walked around there.. after that we went to china buffet, we chatted and enjoy!! so they went home, my hubby and i went home, wash clothes and spend together.. smiles..
 
I have been notified that my brand new VP is on its way to my house from today :)
 
TJ and i went on the tour to look at all the damages on M&M road as its not blocked anymore. OMG... lot of houses are destroyed.. WIPED out.. i was like SHIT. chicken houses and thousands of chickens laying dead.. :(

After the tour we went to morrilton to eat at Chinese restaurant then went to walmart to get BATTERIES as i forgot yesterday. I have to have them! lol and we got back home not long ago..

I was reading Ark. Democrat & Gazette newspaper and to my surprise- TJ's classmate is in there. his house is destroyed. :( i showed it to TJ and he said that is so sad. in the article it said he was looking for toys for his baby sister. I felt so bad. :(
 
i just now realized that..I know you probably think i am still obessed about Tornado but listen to this... you know Tornado hit here on Feb 5th and yesterday which is on May 2nd..right??? ok..

Let's look at this... Feb is 2nd month of the year, right.. 5th of course is the day.. ok.. As for May is the 5th month of the year.. and 2nd is the day.. right, ok..

now look at this again..

2-5
5-2

Coincidence???? I wonder??? this is SPOOKY!
 
FC ... Either flukey or spooky coincidence or is it really just the odds, who knows? :dunno: ... but it's interesting to see those dates.
 
Ozzie said:
FC ... Either flukey or spooky coincidence or is it really just the odds, who knows? :dunno: ... but it's interesting to see those dates.
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yeah something to ponder on.. :dunno2:
 
Thanks...of course..it is part of childhood! :giggle: I had to remember when I was a kid also! :)
shel90 said:
wow FC and Dixie..glad u are both ok!

LT, your son is soooo cute! Glad he is ok. Ahh, the joys of childhood!
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Freaky Cat said:
i just now realized that..I know you probably think i am still obessed about Tornado but listen to this... you know Tornado hit here on Feb 5th and yesterday which is on May 2nd..right??? ok..

Let's look at this... Feb is 2nd month of the year, right.. 5th of course is the day.. ok.. As for May is the 5th month of the year.. and 2nd is the day.. right, ok..

now look at this again..

2-5
5-2

Coincidence???? I wonder??? this is SPOOKY!
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Hope it wasn't me! :eek3:
 
Well looks like we need to be extra careful on the 25th of every month from now on. :eek:

Today is a perfect spring day yet my DD has an ear infection and our water is acting weird...... Thenkfully though the plumbers have gotten here and they are all standing around the septic tank scratching their heads, LOL. I won't going outside for a while looks like!

He's got the shovel, oh no! :hyper:
 
yep.. its just numbers.. there were an outbreak on march 1952 that hit lot of counties and killed 209 people here in Ark. I looked for informations to see if it did hit conway county or not? the closest one was Faulkner county so nothing to do with here. oh well.
 
but Faulkner County has been hit alot lately so maybe Faulkner County is cursed?
 
I am the curser! The madden of Mother Nature myself. Ahem!


Wyoming Tribune Eagle Newspaper

Welcome to windy Wyoming

CHEYENNE -- As far as meteorologists are concerned, it was a classic springtime storm.

Wind gusts began at 3 a.m. Friday and continued throughout the day. Speeds ranged from 50 to 60 mph, with a high gust of 67 mph within city limits, said Don Day, a meteorologist with DayWeather Inc.

Winds blew stronger northeast of town, with one report clocking speeds as high as 84 mph a few miles off of Horse Creek Road.

Day said the region experiences similar squalls once or twice every year.

"It was a little unusual (for May), but I would not characterize it as extraordinary," he added.

"This is one of the windiest times of the year. (Friday's storm) didn't break any records."

But the wind did increase service calls to Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power.

Electric operations manager Bill Stockman said crews started working at 3 a.m., responding to 12 outages, including knocked-down street lights and power poles throughout Cheyenne.

In one case, a family-sized trampoline blew out of a backyard and into nearby power lines.

A plastic kiddie pool disrupted service for another neighborhood, while one early morning power outage near Ridge Road and Pershing Boulevard cut off electricity to 700 customers.

Lt. Mark Munari from the Cheyenne Police Department said debris torn from the roof of Cheyenne Regional Medical Center temporarily closed Evans Avenue between 22nd and 24th streets.

Officers also directed traffic at Hot Springs Avenue and Lincolnway after winds blew over a power pole behind Burger King.

Stockman said the power outage started shortly before lunchtime and lasted for several hours. The initial outage affected several blocks until crews contained the problem to the restaurant and a couple of homes nearby.

High wind speeds normally add service calls, but Friday's combination of wind, snow and ice increased the storm damage.

"Winds were higher than normal for a longer period of time," Stockman said.

He added that he was glad crews only had to respond to 12 power outages. Two teams worked throughout the day and into the evening, while a third crew remained on standby until winds died down.

Stockman said most customers are patient and understand that when there is wind there will be service disruptions. But homeowners can avoid future problems by securing any outdoor items that could blow free. He added that anyone who notices a downed power line should stay clear and call the power company for assistance.
 
lol nah u r not a curser! lmao! :P yours is cute.. only 12? here in ark.. its worse than yours...

Nearly 6,000 homes and businesses lost power in Arkansas. pffty..


starrygaze said:
I am the curser! The madden of Mother Nature myself. Ahem!


Wyoming Tribune Eagle Newspaper

Welcome to windy Wyoming

CHEYENNE -- As far as meteorologists are concerned, it was a classic springtime storm.

Wind gusts began at 3 a.m. Friday and continued throughout the day. Speeds ranged from 50 to 60 mph, with a high gust of 67 mph within city limits, said Don Day, a meteorologist with DayWeather Inc.

Winds blew stronger northeast of town, with one report clocking speeds as high as 84 mph a few miles off of Horse Creek Road.

Day said the region experiences similar squalls once or twice every year.

"It was a little unusual (for May), but I would not characterize it as extraordinary," he added.

"This is one of the windiest times of the year. (Friday's storm) didn't break any records."

But the wind did increase service calls to Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power.

Electric operations manager Bill Stockman said crews started working at 3 a.m., responding to 12 outages, including knocked-down street lights and power poles throughout Cheyenne.

In one case, a family-sized trampoline blew out of a backyard and into nearby power lines.

A plastic kiddie pool disrupted service for another neighborhood, while one early morning power outage near Ridge Road and Pershing Boulevard cut off electricity to 700 customers.

Lt. Mark Munari from the Cheyenne Police Department said debris torn from the roof of Cheyenne Regional Medical Center temporarily closed Evans Avenue between 22nd and 24th streets.

Officers also directed traffic at Hot Springs Avenue and Lincolnway after winds blew over a power pole behind Burger King.

Stockman said the power outage started shortly before lunchtime and lasted for several hours. The initial outage affected several blocks until crews contained the problem to the restaurant and a couple of homes nearby.

High wind speeds normally add service calls, but Friday's combination of wind, snow and ice increased the storm damage.

"Winds were higher than normal for a longer period of time," Stockman said.

He added that he was glad crews only had to respond to 12 power outages. Two teams worked throughout the day and into the evening, while a third crew remained on standby until winds died down.

Stockman said most customers are patient and understand that when there is wind there will be service disruptions. But homeowners can avoid future problems by securing any outdoor items that could blow free. He added that anyone who notices a downed power line should stay clear and call the power company for assistance.
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Well looks like I have the day off from work tomorrow. My DD has an ear infection. I will take her to the doctor first thing in the morning and get her some antibiotics then run some errands that needed doing anyway then come home.

Poor thing has tried being a good trooper all weekend as it developed Saturday afternoon. We ran to Wal-Mart while we were in Dardanelle and got her some pain relievers and fever reducers to give her some relief until tomorrow. She's ran and played some but then she tires out sooner and then just comes in and lays down on the couch for an hour then she wants to get up and play again. She's whiney but that is expected with her ear infection - I wouldnt call it comfortable by any means.

Then our water problem in hindsight is hilarious - anytime we ran water in any of the sinks, showers, dishwasher etc, it was coming up the downstairs toilet and overflowing!

Mom was scooping it out of the toilet and into the sink next to it and then it [the toilet] would fill back up, lol. We finally got a 5 gal bucket and scooped water into it and then dumped it outside.

We called all sorts of plumbers left and right and finally one came in around mid-day and he pumped out our septic tank. Problem? Well it was two problems actually.....
1. The main line was jam packed with grease. (not me folks)
2. Water was seeping into the septic tank faster than it could be pumped out. Our 750 gallon gank managed to fill a 2,000 gallon truck. :eek:

I blame it on the recent rains and the underground spring next to the tank.

For now it is fixed but tonight I am taking a long hot shower lol - I hate going a day without showering.
 
Dixie said:
Well looks like I have the day off from work tomorrow. My DD has an ear infection. I will take her to the doctor first thing in the morning and get her some antibiotics then run some errands that needed doing anyway then come home.

Poor thing has tried being a good trooper all weekend as it developed Saturday afternoon. We ran to Wal-Mart while we were in Dardanelle and got her some pain relievers and fever reducers to give her some relief until tomorrow. She's ran and played some but then she tires out sooner and then just comes in and lays down on the couch for an hour then she wants to get up and play again. She's whiney but that is expected with her ear infection - I wouldnt call it comfortable by any means.

Then our water problem in hindsight is hilarious - anytime we ran water in any of the sinks, showers, dishwasher etc, it was coming up the downstairs toilet and overflowing!

Mom was scooping it out of the toilet and into the sink next to it and then it [the toilet] would fill back up, lol. We finally got a 5 gal bucket and scooped water into it and then dumped it outside.

We called all sorts of plumbers left and right and finally one came in around mid-day and he pumped out our septic tank. Problem? Well it was two problems actually.....
1. The main line was jam packed with grease. (not me folks)
2. Water was seeping into the septic tank faster than it could be pumped out. Our 750 gallon gank managed to fill a 2,000 gallon truck. :eek:

I blame it on the recent rains and the underground spring next to the tank.

For now it is fixed but tonight I am taking a long hot shower lol - I hate going a day without showering.
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aww hope ur dd will feel better soon! :)

aww poor u.. the house must be stinky? we had same plms here few weeks ago but its better now.. Thank goodnesss.. *knocking on wood*
 
no the house does not stink. we opened the doors and windows and cleaned the area of the overflow really well.
 
Dixie said:
no the house does not stink. we opened the doors and windows and cleaned the area of the overflow really well.
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Oh goodie.. so you are lucky then.. whew! heh!

i would have barfed if it was me being there.. LOL :giggle:
 
I AM SOOOO DAMN EXCITED AND GOT A GOOD NEWS THIS MORNING.. so yall need find out and guess it..
 
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