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I was quilting with my back to the fireplace and there came such an unexpected and loud clap of thunder that I wrenched my back from jumping. My hand and wrist tingled a bit, too. DH thought it was hilarious.

You keep safe!
We were having trouble with a window well flooding years ago, which in turn was flooding the basement. I was out trying to bail the water out, leaning against the house for support, when lightening hit the transformer. I felt the tingle in the aluminum siding, at which point I decided the basement was just going to have to flood.
 
I'm afraid I wouldn't make it very far running....
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Try this than.

 
That makes about 2 million of us :lau I thinks we supposed to get some of that cold white stuff tomorrow :somad


Bleh is all I have to say about that. I finally found the grass in my yard, I don't want it disappearing again.

We were having trouble with a window well flooding years ago, which in turn was flooding the basement. I was out trying to bail the water out, leaning against the house for support, when lightening hit the transformer. I felt the tingle in the aluminum siding, at which point I decided the basement was just going to have to flood.


Oh wow! You're lucky that's all you felt!
 
We were having trouble with a window well flooding years ago, which in turn was flooding the basement. I was out trying to bail the water out, leaning against the house for support, when lightening hit the transformer. I felt the tingle in the aluminum siding, at which point I decided the basement was just going to have to flood.

A couple of years ago I was at my MIL house when a storm came through. Lightning hit the house across the street from her house. Sounded like a bomb went off. Scared the bejeepers outta me.
 
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Bleh is all I have to say about that. I finally found the grass in my yard, I don't want it disappearing again.
Oh wow! You're lucky that's all you felt!
Around me they are calling for 1-3" for tomorrow. So all the nice white snow can hide the mud underneath to make the yard extra treacherous.
 
A couple of years ago I was at my MIL house when a storm came through. Lightning hit the house across the street from her house. Sounded like a bomb went off. Scared the bejeepers outta me.


I've never actualy seen lightning strike anything but I had a teacher who, when she was young, was riding her bike with some books in a basket in the back of her bike. Lightning struck the bike and knocked her off. She still had the book from that and it had 3 burnt holes through it. It was really rather cool looking.
 
Well I haven't taken a walk around yet. With 120 acres there's bound to be a tree down somewhere. But when I walked home from the barn last night there were just small branches down. I was carrying the goats in my arms and 10 eggs in my pockets, so I wasn't looking. ;)

I once heard of a farm boy who picked up a newborn calf every day. By the time the calf was fully grown, the boy was still able to pick it up.
Can't vouch for the validity of the story, but it makes good reading, anyway.


That happened in the movie "Holes." Except it was a piglet, and he had to carry it up the mountain everyday to drink from a stream.


I was quilting with my back to the fireplace and there came such an unexpected and loud clap of thunder that I wrenched my back from jumping. My hand and wrist tingled a bit, too. DH thought it was hilarious.


You keep safe!

We were having trouble with a window well flooding years ago, which in turn was flooding the basement. I was out trying to bail the water out, leaning against the house for support, when lightening hit the transformer. I felt the tingle in the aluminum siding, at which point I decided the basement was just going to have to flood.


:gig :gig
 
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