I hope we never go through another ice storm like we did back in 1994. Yes, we got out of school, and yes there was drama, but I will never forget how long we went without electricity and how cold we were. In Garland, we had no gas logs, nor gas anything. So, we would lie around in the dark covered in blankets, freezing to death. It took several days for us to get our electricity up and running again, due to being 8 miles outside of town. I can remember waking up to the sound of our weak pine trees cracking, splitting and popping, because of the weight of the ice. It sounded like a shotgun. In the end, the trees looked like giant sticks in the ground, no branches or anything. They were completely destroyed. They never looked the same and have been cut down now. Who knows what will happen tonight. Maybe she'll show and maybe she won't. Uh oh, Dave just said, she's a comin'!

The love of our lives was born on 8.13.09 and is the light of our lives. Mills is our happy, busy, typical little boy, who never slows down. He is a huge fan of Moose and Zee, Handy Manny and Mickey Mouse and loves playing with his "big-brother-dog," Joey. There is not a day that goes by that I don't look at this precious miracle given to us by God and sit in awe.








1 comment:
She sure isn't crying wolf up here. We got 13 inches last night alone, and it's still falling.
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