Ike

[Judith T.]

Lynn, glad you are back. We were worried. Judy in AZ

[Julia L.]

Yea,Lynn,so glad to see your smiling face.Congratulations on all your quilting accomplishments,I guess that would be the silver lining. Welcome back. Julie

[Julia L.]

Lynn
It sure was great to see you on the forum. glad to hear that not much damage for you, looks like you had quite a quilting time. looks like you have accomplished quite a bit. Hope you get your internet back soon.

Margarita in Auburn. CA

[Mary K.]

Lynn, so glad you are OK!

Anyone heard from Karen yet? I used to live in Kingwood, where Karen is from, and it sits right on Lake Houston (with waterways that connect to the Gulf) so my hubby and I are worried that things probably weren't/aren't good for Kingwood residents.

Mary Kay

[Mary K.]

Lynn I'm so glad you checked in! Welcome back!

[Mary K.]

So glad to hear from you, Lynn!!!!
Jan

[Sherry B.]

Lynn, so glad to have you back! I read on my Yahoo group that the Kingwood area is still without power and may not have it back until Oct. 5. Oh my goodness! That is soooooo long yet!

[Judy M.]

Lynn, good to have you back!!! It's good to hear you came through Ike okay. Sorry to hear about the trees--my sister's neighborhood in Katy had the same problems. Judy in Torrance

[Lynn K.]

Yes, I think Woodlands and Kingwood are still, in large part, without power. I head last night that they were up to 69% WITH power now. A friend called today and he got power about 2 pm. So they are making progress. I'm at work again and doing a fast email read on office time.

[Lynn K.]

Hello, Hello, Hello!

The eye of Ike went directly over Kingwood and the sounds from it were pretty scary. We could hear wind and even the debris hitting the house and windows for about 8-9 hours. Yet, we suffered no damage. I was amazed. We really expected to have trees go down, windows blown out and loose part of our roof. We were thankful that none of that happened. Houses around us had huge old trees down everywhwere. But about 80 % of those trees fell away from the houses.

I am sitting at my BIL &SIL's as we still have no power. The mosquitos are so bad at our house that we cannot even use the grill outside. The daily search for ice, and the heat and the dark have gotten old. It will be wonderful to get back to normal. But we also recognize how others are suffering and it could have been so much worse for us. We are very thankful.
((((((( Hugs to all )))))))))))))
Karen

[Judith T.]

Karen, welcome home to TQS. I am sorry that you are still without power but thankful that you and your house are still with us. Lots of people were very concerned about your well being. Judy in AZ

[Sandy F.]

Good to hear from you Karen and glad things are no worse for you than they are. Hopefully power will be back on soon and things can start returning to normal. Sounds like you were very lucky.

[karen f.]

Hooray I'm so glad all is pretty much well with you Karen! Hope you get your power back soon. K.

[Lynn K.]

So glad to hear you are ok Karen! Yes, we do have much to be thankful for in all the mess, don't we?

[Mary K.]

Karen - So glad that you, your family and your home made it thru Ike ok!!!! {{{HUG}}} Mary Kay