So I wrote a short story - anyone interested in reading it? Open to any and all editorial comments and criticisms. Send me your email and I'll email it to you. Sadly though there are no chickens in it, just dogs and people.
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He didn't want to take his Phenobarbital.I love it. Love that he was mad at the people that stopped him from blowing himself up. And I'm guessing the second story is that he didn't want to take his pills?
Sigh I can't believe it's only 11:30. Urgh
I want to read it!So I wrote a short story - anyone interested in reading it? Open to any and all editorial comments and criticisms. Send me your email and I'll email it to you. Sadly though there are no chickens in it, just dogs and people.
So I wrote a short story - anyone interested in reading it? Open to any and all editorial comments and criticisms. Send me your email and I'll email it to you. Sadly though there are no chickens in it, just dogs and people.
Here's the news from Coope Diem. Everything is battened, flimsy sports car has been safely stowed in Bobby's Commack garage, chicken coop cleaned and water bottles filled.
As we were leaving to take the Corvette to the garage, Laura called to tell me she had been in a car accident. A girl turned left into her front driver's side. No airbag trigger. Laura called the HMFD, who were still at the firehouse from the Sunday morning stuff. She told me she was okay and not to come down. Yeah right. Like I hear fire engines and sirens and police cars going to my kid's accident and I'm going to stay home. When I got there, there were 2 HMFD trucks and an ambulance. They had her on oxygen and were strapping her to a back board. We rode in the ambulance to the hospital, where she was checked out and pronounced okay. Her LT and another FF were there the whole time and then her Captain came by. Her boyfriend's mom came down and then, when he finally got the 42 text messages, her boyfriend left work (big OT) and showed up with flowers just in time to drive us home. (I had sent Bobby home with my car.)
All in all, it was just a lot of excitement. She's gonna be hurting tomorrow - whiplash injuries and a bruised knee - but she has Motrin and Flexeril and a day off due to the hurricane. The car is another story. I just took the collision off literally 3 days ago. But the guy whose shop who has it is an HMFD member and the other driver was totally at fault (and admitted it) so it will all work out.
Her ER nurse was another HMFD member, and Laura knew the ambulance crew. They treated me with kid gloves and you could see how much they care about my daughter. Her LT was awesome. Everyone's been calling and texting her to make sure she's okay. Does my heart good.
So we're all set for the hurricane. I have craploads of yarn to work with and plenty of candles and batteries. We have a generator, so we're good to go. I'm not nervous (I tend to be skeptical about these things) but we did prepare.
My email is [email protected] if anyone needs to get in touch. And Roberta, Heather, Donna, Rosie and I think Carol all have my cellphone number. If anyone needs anything, even just to vent/cry/laugh/whatever, don't hesitate to call.
And if anyone has anything they want crocheted, let me know. I plan to do nothing else. I'm still laughing over Rosie's quote: "I'll be crocheting and you'll be leaving me alone."
And finally, I'll share what I heard at a meeting this morning: "If you face the sunlight, the shadows will always be behind you."
Stay safe, everyone.
xo Suzanne
Wow... I lost my "friend" award.
Would have been nice if I was told why.
Mine doing the same.. but silly roo is out in the uncovered part... just hanging out... Get inside Man~Thanks to all my chicken buddies for the well wishes. So many posts to catch up on. I need a couple of days to go through them.
I feel for all of you out on the Island. We have light rain now with occasional gusts followed by periods of calm. I'm sure it will be getting worse as time goes by.
Locked up the form flap on the coop but let the ladies out into the covered run. They've been going in and out of the coop. When the winds pick up I'll lock 'em up for the duration.
Stay safe, everyone. Hopefully all of us can keep our power.