Hurricane Nicole

 Today was a perfect day to stay indoors and do laundry. I stripped the bed and tonight we'll sleep on clean sheets.  Ate leftovers for lunch as I'm trying to clean out the fridge.  We're heading to Disney Sunday.

Hurricanes are always a pain in anyone's life.  It starts with watching the reports, several days in advance of the event.  Should we stay, should we evacuate.  Check and see if we have supplies to weather a power outage (our power did flicker!).  and the worry and stress.  The size of this storm, 600 miles wide caught my interest.  The prediction of where it would make landfall and eventual track covered the whole state of Florida!  Of course, not everyone had the full force of this category 1 storm.  Like us.  We are dry, we have power, so what if we had to stay in all day.  There is a lot of wind damage, power is out and flooding elsewhere.  A1A along Flagler Beach is closed.  The surf was that high!  Of course a lot of the state is still working on the damage from Hurricane Ian.

I got a haircut yesterday.  And we had lunch with Sonsearae at Pepper's Mexican Cantina.  There are quite a few Mexican places to eat in this area.  I don't think we've tried all of them.  We're working on it!

                          Handmade Cards because: 

                No one displays an email on the mantel

or

Shows off a tweet on the refrigerator

or

Saves a Facebook Post in a box of treasures

Total for 2022

420

Whenever I make cards, there is always paper that isn't used.  It's to pretty to throw away so I keep strips and when you have some that match you can make a pretty card!

Same for wider strips and squares.  Using dies creates visual interest 

Rustic Harvest DSP from Stampin' Up!

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