I'm sorry that I haven't been able to comment on all of your blogs. We have had some fires in the San Fernando area recently. I am making arrangements and getting organized. It's nice to have somewhere to go in situations like these; the freeways can get clogged.
Once I figure out how to post on my blog up in the mountains, I will. There are a few extra steps I need to learn. I use the Internet at the local library. Thanks for reading.
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Stephenie, I had wondered if you were affected by the fires and evacuations. Glad to see that you are OK. Good to know that you have a place to go to. Take care and be safe.
ReplyDeleteHi Bless, All is well, thanks. I'm glad to hear that you are safe, too, Bless.
DeleteStay safe Stephenie.
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Thanks Nil. It was really nice up there in the mountains.
DeleteStay safe, that's the priority.
ReplyDeleteI agree, Frugal in Essex. Thank you.
DeleteStay safe
ReplyDeleteThanks Akasha. We were very fortunate. I always leave as early as possible in those situations.
DeleteTake care, fires are really scary!
ReplyDeleteThanks earthmotherwithin, Yes, and they can move quickly.
DeleteSorry to hear about the fires, must be extremely frighteneing, hope everyone is safe, nice for you to have a little place to escape to.
ReplyDeleteThanks Everyday Life. Yes, it is so peaceful and simple up there.
DeleteI hope your house/neighborhood stays safe and you are fortunate to have your new house to retreat to. Andrea
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the same thing, Andrea. It's a relief and a blessing.
DeleteThinking of you, Stephenie. Stay safe. Xx
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jules. We were fine. Toasty warm by the fire, up at the cabin.
DeleteI have been watching the fires and hoping they don't get too close to you. I suspect you are experiencing some smoky skies at the least. Stay safe and keep us all updated.
ReplyDeleteYes, Anita. When I drove in last week, I saw the smoke rising in the skies in two different places. Those Santa Ana winds...
DeleteHi Stephenie. I tried to leave a reply on Saturday but my internet kept dropping off each time I tried to send it.
ReplyDeleteHope everything is under control and back to normal. Fire is a very scary thing to deal with. Stay safe. x
Hi Cherie, I'm sorry that you had trouble. Thanks for trying again. Things are much better now, and the people that were evacuated have returned home. I am fortunate to have the cabin.
DeleteHope you are safe from all those fires.
ReplyDeleteAll's well that ends well, as my dad used to say. Thanks Mereknits.
DeleteI'm glad to read that you are safe, Stephenie, and had the cabin to go to. There have been terrible bushfires on the East coast of Australia recently; the whole region has been in drought and tinder dry. Quite a number of people lost their homes in fires recently and it's such a sad thing.
ReplyDeleteOvernight, we were woken by storms that came through here. That rain was wonderful follow-up to that which we had a few days ago. I'm not sure if regions further west received anything overnight. I hope so.
Meg
It was that way here, too, Meg. I'm sorry that so many people there lost their homes. Last year we had plenty of rain and snow, which made all of the difference.
DeleteI'm glad that you had a storm. That must have been a relief. I miss your blog!