Hello everyone. I'm writing this from my iPhone so will be succinct. I have no idea when we will have Internet capability. It may be several more weeks. I have several blog tours that I had promised to do and I'm not sure if those will be accomplished or not. I'll try to be in contact with the publicists. Our area has been hard hit with fires this past weekend. We are safe for now but we do have a plan in case. I'm loving the country but Texas is a giant tinderbox just ready to burn up if the conditions are right. Sigh. Many people we know have had to evacuate or have lost their homes. So tragic. In any case, our cable/Internet connection is on hold for now as the company repairs burned equipment.
I'll be back someday. Take care and pray for Texas to get some rain. The situation is dire.
How awful! Sending good wishes for you!!!
ReplyDeleteTake care Kaye. Wish we could send along all of our rain.
ReplyDeleteHow awful. Will be thinking of you, Kay, and hoping Texas stays free of fires. You take care.
ReplyDeleteHoping to hear from you again soon, and that rain is headed your way. Take care.
ReplyDeleteLike Diane, I'm wishing we could send some of our rain... we're so soggy and wet! Prayers for rain coming your way.
ReplyDeleteKaye, take care. Will be keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Keep in touch when you can.
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Sorry to hear that it's not improving in Texas. Take care, and I'm wishing for rain for you. We'll keep the light on.
ReplyDeleteHorrible! I was hoping you would be getting some rain from Lee but I guess it's been all east of you. You and your family are in my thoughts. Stay safe and I hope Texas gets some drought relief soon.
ReplyDeleteI'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers! Stay safe.
ReplyDeletePraying for rain, Kay! It is bad here, but Texas has become a fire disaster. I hope you (and your new home) stay safe!
ReplyDeleteOh Kay, living in burn-ready northern California, I can completely empathize. Please stay safe. I am keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. I know how stressful and anxiety-producing these situations can be. *big hugs* Let us know, when you can, how you are doing.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you posted to keep us up to date, Kay. And like others, I wish I could scoop up some rain and bring it down. I remember when we visited our cousins' ranch in the nineties, he said they hadn't had rain for two years. I think I told you they were 'burning pear' - burning the prickles off the prickly pear cactus to give the cows something to eat. Love to you.
ReplyDeleteWish I could send you all the rain we had over the past couple of weeks. You're in my thoughts!
ReplyDeleteHaving been evacuated during California wildfires three times now...I feel for you.
ReplyDeleteTake care, looking forward to your return. Please be safe, most importantly. Blog tours can definitely wait.
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ReplyDeleteI'm praying for you and all of Texas!!!!!!!
Thinking of you always!!
Staci
The weather in Texas has been terrible this summer. I will be praying for rain and safety for Texas!
ReplyDeleteWhen you say tinderbox, I know exactly what you mean. Arizona has had a million acres go up in smoke so far this year. Stay safe! All y'all are in my thoughts!
ReplyDeleteI've been watching the news in TX, thinking of you, and my friends who have property in Bastrop, and of course, my kiddo in Dallas. It's a terrible situation and I hope you get some rain soon! We'll be here if you ever get connected to the Internet. Know that you are missed and that we're all thinking of you!! Love you, Kay!
ReplyDeleteJust spent a week on an island in Lake Erie and all it did was rain. Hoping some positive thoughts will send some down your way. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteThinking about you Kay and doing my raindancing every chance I get. We headed out to Scott's parents last weekend (Coleman/Brownwood area) and the scorched woods out there were devasating and I don't think they begin to compare with what y'all are dealing with. Hope your beautiful new home remains safe (as do you, of course).
ReplyDeleteThinking of you and wishing you safety. Take care!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are well - keep safe and hope you are able to come back.
ReplyDeleteHope that you are okay and that you are able to resume your normal life soon. We'll pray for rain for Texas...
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