Not a single scratch bump or bruise on her or the two kids in there with her. Mountain road, single turned completely covered in hail, she spun out and went up and over, the friend and kids in front of her spun out went down across on coming traffic, recovered and nothing happened to them either.
After getting all the hospital and tow stuff handled went to go hiking to try and calm down the next day, two different places, two different roads flooded out. Finally found a place, found a banana slug. Trip was full of things that just didn’t work out and went wrong…bad juju on that one.
Crazy. Glad to hear your family and friends are physically unharmed. Hope they’re doing ok, a scary experience like that can mess with their heads for a while.
I’m glad everyone’s okay.
Weather-wise, yesterday was a really strange day here too. We had a bit of everything, started with ice pellets, that changed to snow, a thunderstorm with the snow, snow changed to freezing rain, that changed to straight rain, then another thunderstorm followed by rain with dense fog. Today, is sunny and unseasonably mild and all of yesterday’s snow and ice had melted by 10am.
I live in a small town surrounded by farmers. You would not believe the response about the dang chicken. I had someone here in less than 10 minutes to take it home.
Chickens are great fun. I used to keep 3 at a time for eggs but haven’t replaced the last lot, it would be too much work to keep them separated from my current dog who wouldn’t be able to stop itself munching them.
No. Chickens never stay where they’re supposed to. Within days, said LR4 would be covered in poo. Only good side effect are the eggs and removal of bugs.
We have 16. We were letting them free range the entire back yard until they started camping out on the back porch all day. Now they’re fenced in to a corner of the lot. We’re bringing in enough eggs each day to have the chickens pay for their own feed and a little extra cash.
Regarding the accident… Any phone call that starts with, “We’re all ok.” makes your heart immediately start racing.
True… but better than the house call from the police with “we have some bad news for you…” – Ive received both calls, and I can sure tell you which one I was less happy about.
So glad everyone is OK. We rolled our van when I was a kid. Only my parents and youngest sister were in seat belts. Fortunately, we all ended up ok . . . On the roof of the van. Always wore seatbelts after that.
It makes you pause to appreciate loved ones.
Again, I’m glad everyone was OK.
