Sunday, July 01, 2012
When it rains...when is it going to rain?
When it rain it pours...or not. I was complaining about the fires in Colorado. The storm that roared through our area a few days ago and which has left a large number of people in Maryland and Virginia without power in 99 degree heat, passed over us around midnight without dropping much rain, downing only a few large branches, which, of course, fell directly on the one bed that seems to have survived rabbits, ground hogs and drought, and leaving us with power! We never lost power! Tell that to my PC. It lost its power and is now at the Geek doctor's. Therefore posting will be intermittent until I pay what they wish or exchange my first born. This global warming with it increase in intensive storms and weather patterns is a bugger!
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We have lost of branches and twigs down in my neighborhood and did not lose power. However only 3 miles away from me, a tornado touched down, and lots of destruction is throughout.
ReplyDeleteI hope you get your computer back, in mint condition, soon.
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Last week Debby was kicking up heels. The computers stopped dead. We actually spoke to a live person at our internet provider. She told us they had no problem. Their system was all o.k. She advised us our modem was very old. Well, who the heck isn’t around here? They would replace if free if we would bring the old one in. Twenty miles to town, twenty miles back. And it was late afternoon. They were closing. Miraculously everything was fine in the morning. I just love it when they tell you everything is fine on their end and it must be your problem. Hope your computer is soon back healthy and sound. Happy Fourth.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I'd do if my computer died. I'd feel like a fish out of water.
ReplyDeleteBest of luck with the computer. Yes the extreme weather is scary.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if it was a power surge in the electric line that caused the PC to drop out. Sometimes they can be so sensitive. I leave mine on all the time even during storms. I like to live on the edge!
ReplyDeleteWe too need rain. For a while we believed we would avoid the drought of last year and the rain fell in our area and hay was harvested and all appeared right with the world. Now it's all getting brown again, our incinerator is packed full and we dare not burn and I can't go outside enough to refill the animal's water containers. If I couldn't come in and seek refuge in my computer I don't know what I'd do.
ReplyDeleteAll through what was on the news
ReplyDeleteI thought of you and yours - knowing they live in that area.
Good luck on computer...
I hate it when the rain heavily pours. It makes me nervous and scared that any time their would be a flood. I think I'm just paranoid or what.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry that your computer was shocked into incontinence. We sure do hope it's resuscitated rapidly.
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry to hear that. Hope the electricity will back. And heavy rain fall really makes us nervous especially the coming of flood.
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