The crew working at our home is soooo good and fast. I chose right. I'm glad. I woke up a couple days ago with a sore throat and now it's gone to my chest. I have zero energy to keep up with anything. I'm pretty much lying on the sofa drinking hot tea and cold water. LOL I keep feeling I should be kicking up my heels because I'll be able to take a shower by Friday afternoon. Probably. But the way I feel, my heels are sticking pretty close to the ground.
The yards look like bombs have gone off. And they had to take our fence down to get the crane in close enough to place the new tank. Sigh. Jo can only be at the boarding kennel through Friday so I don't know what we'll do until my three men can get the fence back up and Jojo safe.
The end is finally in sight. Relief is enormous. I do know that I ran myself a good bit ragged putting all this together and that I'm paying for it now physically. Tomorrow I'm probably heading to my dr. and telling him to give me the magic 'breathe again' shot. LOL
Hugs to all of you. Polly, I've been horrified by the ruins left in Yazoo City and I'm grateful that you don't live closer to the tornado's path. Many years ago I and a photographer chased a deadly tornado across the Arkansas River delta as it cut back and forth. It destroyed a little town called Hamburg -- cut across in almost a perfect X. We were caught at one point and nearly got washed off the road. When I think about the utter stupidity of the two of us out chasing a massive, roaring tornado in a Chrysler K car (remember those?) .... well I guess if the young aren't allowed to be stupid then the old would have to be.
Sunny