checking out after the alarm sounded
posted by SmithFamily | 9:23 PM
Miss Kressant Amanda Smith
Hey y'all! This was my first blog and it was great until I ran into some tech problems. Oh well. I use my new blog smithfamilia.blogspot.com So I'll see you there!
- A relaxing day at Green Acres
- "Oh girls! Netherfields Shed is lent at last! A s...
- My cute lambs
- Rachie took this pix today
- I get many a wierd looks with this bonnet. LOL
- "why her hair Louisa!, and her petticoat!""
- playing peekaboo with my little lambs
- Our muscadines are almost ready for the picking!
- Rachie and Yerik visiting with me outside
- the little bugers
9 Comments:
Oh no ya'll! What alarm?! The one at Wal-Mart beats all~( nasal voice)Please step back and wait for an attendant...
Or the one at the elementery school we grew up beside...Whorw! whorw! The police have been called !!! Leave immediately!! Bless ya'll's hearts.LOL!
Oh really? When we lived in Nebraska we didn't have any alarms in the buildings. Whenever a f-4, f-5 tornado was in the vicinity, the tornado sirens sounded and there was no need for an announcement. Everyone knew what was going on...and scrambling for someplace under the surface of the ground. :)
Ha, no it was just an alarm that goes off whenever anything unusual happens. We were in the middle of a huge storm that knocked the power out. Boy do I have stories from yesterday! but I am getting ready as fast as I can to go to the Mortons tomorrow, so it shall have to wait!
Ah,I haven't been a city girl for years and years now... "I'm quite content." ;)
We lose our power once and awhile. It's time to go solar like my father has dreamed of doing for years! :)
Tell us your stories soon, dearie!
Ohh Seanna! I bet that was amazing! Tornados scare the fire out me! I bet you have some awesome stories!Mmmm!
Also I loved hearing about your home happy cleaner! I love the way you know about stuff to help keep people happy and healthy. You're awesome hon. Three cheers for Seanna dear!!
Ivis, solar sounds amazing! We've thought about that too! I know a precious girl in MO whose family ran their farm house off a windmill I believe! ''Oh home... home on the raaange!'' :) I love it.
Oh Steph dear! LOL! Bless ya'lls hearts! Ohhh.
That IS a big change from Hawaii,to blizzard country!
Isn't it wonderful how with the Lord,even the trail times make some of the sweetest memories?! You can see the hand of God having mercy and being faithful!
Thanks Miss Katie, I'm thinking about starting a website to inform the public on health issues. Just a thought, may not happen:)
Oh Seanna that sound's like a great idea! I look forward to seeing it.
Oh Seanna that sound's like a great idea! I look forward to seeing it.
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