Jeff was able to do yesterday's workshop, in Wolfeboro, NH, without a hitch. Tomorrow's workshop is kind of iffy... it's at a high school... school is cancelled today and maybe tomorrow as well. We decided to stay put at my sister's home in Wolfeboro for another night, rather than head to our friend Roni's home in Strafford (which is closer to our workshop location). Strafford always seems to lose power and Wolfeboro rarely does.
I have no complaints about spending an extra day with my sister. If you are going to ride out a hurricane, why not do it in a comfortable New England farmhouse, in a picturesque little town!
Thinking of you with family in that lovely farm house.
ReplyDeleteStay safe!
Looks like a great place to stay, hurricane or not.
ReplyDeleteLots of wine - good idea! Sending lots of prayers, visualizations and good thoughts for all in the path of this historic storm. Be safe!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering if you were still there or home in NC. Stay safe and have fun with your family.
ReplyDeleteI'll drink to that, she says trying out a nice Chablis in her new white cup. What else is a good thing to do while watching the news/weather reports? So grateful to have elec. now, hope to throughout the week. Fingers crossed, and sending same wishes to all. That house looks like it's survived a few storms.
ReplyDeleteand it looks like you will be driving back to snow in NC?! Hope the power stays on for you as you enjoy your family visit :)
ReplyDeletewhat a great house; hope the storm doesn't get too bad up there.
ReplyDeleteholy cats, that is your sister's house???? I like Wolfeboro...except for one of its vacation residents....it is the same with southern Maine's coast: love it except for some of the people in Kennebunkport...
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