Reminds me of when we had to take care of that for my great grandfather. He bought his so long ago that I could have paid for it out of my pocket right there. Also, we found out he had bought property in Florida for pennies in the late 40s that made my grandparents' retirement very easy.

It's absolutely outrageous.

Power has finally been restored and things are back to normal.

Nothing earth shattering. Just an annoyance. Nothing a chain saw can’t fix :)

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some sunflowers were and done trees took a lot of damage

Our squash asks the same question

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Out surveying damage.

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We went from possible light showers to the most violent thunderstorm I’ve ever experienced In Tennesse. 70 mph winds and hail. Going to have damage to clean up and repair in a bit.

Fresh from the shelf of magazines I’ll get around to reading eventually

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So much for yard work tonight

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