Six to eight inches has fallen here at the lake. I have not been over to the lake to see how high the water is but I did have a neighbor come by and tell me that his dock is under water.
We always can use some rain but when it just starts to run off and flood everything it is a little too much. I know the folks in Louisiana have had just about all they can take for one event. Some of our friends work camping south of Shreveport had to leave their RV and move to a Motel! I sure hope they are able to return to their home soon.
We are dry inside the port here at the lake but outside the water is standing everywhere. I hope we can get out when it is time for us to leave. We will be heading south to Waco and then on to a COE park north of Houston. From there we are going to Galveston to visit with my sister and then head to Louisiana for the family reunion. I hope it is not underwater when we get there.
Until that time we will hunker down here at the lake and try to stay dry...
Somewhere in Time
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Hope it won't be too wet around the Houston area for you and the COE campgrounds are not closed.
If those two paintings above are of your doing, they are beautiful.
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