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High Wind

The wind is high today. I can feel a breeze coming in at one corner of the new widow in the back bedroom, which means the wind has given us a gift, the gift of knowledge. Attila will need to fix that opening to the great outdoors, not that we know it is there. The… Continue reading High Wind

Published October 30, 2017
Categorized as Journal Tagged flue shot, high wind, lost house, neighbours, window leak

Day Four: High Winds

Wednesday, September 13, 207 Well! Another fine sunny day has dawned, if only we had chosen this week for our vacation! There is no cure for it though, vacation time must be booked well in advance, the weather cannot be predicted, so we take our chances. Last night we cooked up a second batch of… Continue reading Day Four: High Winds

Published September 13, 2017
Categorized as Journal Tagged awning, central heat, high wind, mouse nest, rain

Snowing and Blowing

This morning I awoke to Diesel curled up at my feet, snoring to beat the band, and the wind howling and battering the house. It was quite a combination! We have blizzard conditions here at the little house in the city, a rare event! I jumped out of bed and headed for the thermostat, changing… Continue reading Snowing and Blowing

Published February 2, 2015
Categorized as 2015, February, Journal Tagged blizzard, high wind

Tuesday November 25 2014

Last night the wind increased to the point that it was throwing around the outdoor furniture out on the back porch. So I trudged out to the back porch, stacked the chairs, rolled the rug, and brought everything into the house, down the stairs, and into the basement. When things thrash around outside it tends… Continue reading Tuesday November 25 2014

Published November 25, 2014
Categorized as 2014, Journal, November Tagged four door, high wind, oil mister, tank
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