[nagdu] No heat!

[Tracy Carcione]

Thanks Tami.
We found a hotel near work, about a block away, actually.  We get a little
suite, which should be nice.

Echo has decided in her old age that she has to be on the bed alone.  If
anyone else gets on, she gets off.  Go figure.

Yes, the Benny ball is very cute.  I wonder if, when he covers his nose
with his tail, if he's all he can smell.  "I am the world."  That sums up
Benny's attitude pretty well.
Tracy

> Tracy,
>
> Yikes!  Glad to hear you're okay.  I've been hoping for the best for all
> of
> you caught out there in your extreme weather.  Good grief!
>
> Hope you find somewhere warm to stay tonight.  And dry!  Then again,
> there's
> always bundling up with dogs for a two dog night.  /smile/
>
> Love the Benny Ball.  /lol/  Who needs sissy sweaters when you can roll up
> in a ball and cover your nose with your tail?
>
> Tami Smith-Kinney
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:nagdu-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf
> Of Tracy Carcione
> Sent: Monday, March 15, 2010 8:26 AM
> To: nagdu at nfbnet.org
> Subject: [nagdu] No heat!
>
> We had a big storm this weekend.  3-6 inches of rain, and winds up to 70
> MPH.  We lost power Saturday night, and with it the heat.  Yesterday
> morning, the indoor temp was about 60, and this morning it was down to 52.
>  Pretty nippy.  Yesterday, I put the dogs' sweaters on them.  Echo kept
> hers on, but Ben wiggled out of his.  He's a mandog; I guess sweaters are
> sissy.  He just curled up in his usual Benny ball, with all his paws
> tucked in and his tail over his nose.  The Benny ball is his usual
> sleeping position.  The dogs didn't really seem to be cold, but I think we
> will try to find somewhere to stay tonight.  The weather is still rainy,
> and I think the house will continue to get colder.  The power is supposed
> to come back on sometime tomorrow afternoon.  Hope it does.  I can live
> without the TV, or lights, but I need a bit of heat.
>
> We got off pretty lightly.  Some people were killed by falling trees, and
> the news is full of people with trees on top of their houses.  The wind
> did grab our storm door and slam it so all the glass broke.  My husband
> picked up what he could find, but we'll probably get someone to look in
> the grass for more broken glass before we let the dogs scamper around the
> backyard.  But really we came out it pretty well.
>
> For once it's pretty nice to be in the office.  It's warm, and I can read
> my email!
> Tracy
>
>
>
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