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Thursday, June 12, 2008

   Now that was entertaining....
I got about half of what I needed to get done on the computer last night. We had a slight issue with the weather. A line of severe weather hit western Iowa last night. We had a pretty wicked thunderstorm hit right around suppertime. My brother & I were standing on the porch watching it when the sirens went off. We both stood there for a couple minutes wondering if the sirens were indeed in our town. When we realized they were, we headed for the basement. Thing is... there was about 5 minutes left on the pizza in the oven. On the way down, I turned off the oven & left the pizza in there. I took the timer down with us and when it went off, we went up and got our pizza and a couple cans of pop and ate in the basement. Then my sister & her family came over because they don't have a basement in their house. We didn't have enough pizza for them, though. My brother-in-law said he had just put some brats on the grill when it hit.

We were fortunate in that no tornadoes hit our town. There was one about 4 miles south of us, but it hit in the country. I haven't heard what sort of damage was done by it. If anyone follows the weather-related news and heard about the Boy Scout Camp in Little Sioux Iowa, that's about an hour south of us. It's so sad that four of the Scouts were killed by the tornado down there. Warm thoughts are going out to the families of all that were killed or injured.

Well, since I'm at work right now, I haven't been able to get back to that which I was doing on the computer at home. Go figure.

Laters!
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