Update: It was only a five hour drive home. I splashed through puddles, neatly avoided hydroplaning, and zoomed around several vehicles mortally afraid of corners. On the home stretch, I encountered a blizzard, but managed to outdrive it, dropping safely into the valley before too much had accumulated on the road. I'm thankful I still had my snow tires on.
I am happy to be home: I had a delightful visit with my dear friend, and I wish we lived closer together. It felt good and right and divine, however, to simply be home. Home is a beautiful thing.
I have a bajillion blogs and posts and friends to catch up on. If I haven't visited your blog in awhile, never fear: I am heading your way soon!
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Welcome back!
Not sure what to think about this - my word verification is "cringe."
So glad you're back! Home is wonderful, I must agree. :D
After all that, I'm glad you made it home.
@other lisa: ha! must have been about the snowstorm :P
@lady glamis: so, i'm empathizing w/ you these days -- minor flood in the basement. Hot water line into/out of (?) hot water heater ruptured Sunday night. Whew!
@Charles Gramlick: oh indeed. and more joy awaiting me once i eased back into the swing of things :D
Hey, missed seeing you around! I'm way behind on my Blog reading (and writing) as well. Must be spring.
Welcome back! No place beats home. April snowstorms are just awful! Just when you think you're free and clear... bam!
Congrats on making it back home safely! :) I can't imagine how many hours it's going to take you to catch back up.. :P But I'm sure it was worth it!
Ack! Hope all is well now with the flood. I know how you feel.
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