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It has been a long week. Severe weather with thunderstorms and a nearby tornado. Over 5 inches of rain this week alone and overall this month double what we would normally get for the entire month. One fatality, he was struck by lightning on Wednesday night.  The guy was walking in a parking lot to his truck. Thankfully no damage here and also to none of my friends. Lots of flooding, especially streets. 

Amazing to watch all the stupid drivers who drive through flooded streets. Then are dumbfounded when their car dies on them. Thousands of dollars in damage to get the car engine working and the car cleaned out too. 

Still working on crochet projects for the time being. This one is Happy Rainbow yarn from Big Twist, bright pastel colors. Would make a great baby or kid blanket. 



Dobby is doing well, he did not freak out with the storms this week. Also he branched out and didn't sleep on my bed a couple of nights. Maybe he did sleep there but just wasn't there when I woke up. 





 

Happy Weekend. 

Comments

  1. Eastside CatsApril 17, 2026 at 8:21 AM

    Lovely colors!
    The pic of Dobby is terrific.
    Man, to be killed by lightning like that; so unexpected, considering all of the other stuff going on likes floods, wind, tornadoes.
    Michigan had the same, and the nearby river is flooded.

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  2. da tabbies o trout towneApril 17, 2026 at 2:56 PM

    dood…forgetz de wee babee N kidz blankit…that one wood total lee bring
    out yur furz ‼️‼️🧡🤍🧡 glad ewe N mum N friendz iz aye oh kay…mother
    nature can bee vizshuz….heerz hopin de week end iz grate ‼️‼️😸🐾🦋🐟

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  3. messymimiApril 17, 2026 at 10:16 PM

    Those monsoon rains are awful, I hope they stop and stay stopped.

    The crocheted blanket is beautiful and Dobby is so handsome.

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  4. MeganApril 18, 2026 at 6:03 PM

    Is that Dobby? Looks like he's belting out the high note on his favourite song! LOL

    Megan
    Sydney, Australia

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