All Is Calm On The Old Homefront

  Good Saturday Morning to all, the storm has blown over and we are doing well! Isaac was a huge rain bearer and very windy. I know you have seen the news and pictures of the devastation down south. Our thoughts and prayers to those of you still down there! 
  The bus loads of folks' who were transferred here up north were definitely in need of neighborly help. They were cold, wet, shaking, hungry, exhausted; barefoot and bewildered. Some, shocked this was happening to them again seven years after Katrina! Our hearts were filled with  compassion upon seeing their plight. Giving and Christian love has been generous from neighbors all over northwest Louisiana!
  We didn't get the effects from Issac that was forecast, thankfully, because of a dry front that moved into the northwest region pushing it eastward...we were truly blessed! However, we did get strong wind, some flooding, and have tree limbs down over our lawn. 
  Issac left in his wake, muggy, hot weather! I suppose it did what it was suppose to do...push in hot tropical air! More rain is in the forecast today thru Monday!

  We would like to thank you all for your comments. It is nice to have friends who are concerned and display neighborly love. Thanks to you all!
  James and I wish you a very good extended weekend, and hope you enjoy it with family and friends. Take care until we post again... 

Warm Rich Blessings,
Loretta

Pic are from Bing