no
little one
not today
not tomorrow
may be a while
so
run and play
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many thanks to aussie artist extraordinaire, jenni gray of art candy, for sharing this baby
and to the power company warriors who are working so hard to bring back the light.
Sep7
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
awwwwwwwwwwww. that face! thanks…saved the little guy to my folder. so you are a victim of the environment rearing its natural head…I sympathize…I figure those times help to ignite appreciation for when things run smoothly? I always figure had I been a native American, I might have appreciated nature more than I sometimes do what with running water and electricity? I do not like the inconvenience of being shut down, except lately I have been existing pretty close to the earth and I kinda think the tribes had a good thing going. signed: Sioux-sie! no disrespect intended…I am serious!
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he is a doll, isn’t he, susie? and yes the environment took it’s toll here, but i’m thinking of it as luxury camping for the next few days and embracing it. love the sioux-sie moniker.
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Wow, I had to google power outage in Michigan – you guys got hit bad. We had a similar but not so bad thunder storms here in Ottawa on Fand about 100,000 loss power. Ther are some who still do not have it back as of this morning (Sunday). I hope all is OK with you Beth. These days in-home power is used for so much even medical equipment, that a loss can be very dangerous. My thoughts and prayers are with those who are suffering.
Meanwhile, that has got to be the cutest baby sheep that I’ve ever seen. Such a huge smile to be with us. And so curious about the camera. Ha!
Thanks for the great post Beth, you started my day with a grin. 🙂
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yeh, it was pretty bad, but luckily it’s beautiful now and i’m not in a bad way, just adapting. happy you began your day with a grin, paul )
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That is the cutest little soul!
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he really is, roy!
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What an adorable rascal. That smile will thaw any cold heart. ❤
Our power was out for about 10 or 15 minutes. We were lucky compared to the other stories here.
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yes, his smile is mighty powerful and power will return one day soon, i’m sure of that ) (i hope)
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Still hoping. I’ll hope with you. !!(+_+)!!
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Hope your power is restored soon, Beth. I love the photo. He’s so cute!
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looks like it will be a few more days at this point, but i’ve adapted pretty easily –
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Soooooooo sweet. Hugs and kisses on that adorable baby.
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he is a love, isn’t he?
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You know how I feel about those little ones. Awwwww. And, please, let you have light, Beth.
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who could resist the little guy? and hopefully the light will return one day before too long –
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Wonderful…adorable:):)
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thank you janet, he is )
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He has such a cute and adorable grin, like a little Imp! So sorry that I didn’t know of the power outage and how it is really hitting your area. I must have not stopped by yesterday? Anyway, so hoping it is all fixed by now!
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thanks robin, he is and not quite yet )
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Cute goat. At least they don’t stink at that age, not like the old billy’s. 😦 We’re lucky here beth, we live off the grid. We have solar power, with battery storage so we can go about three days without ultraviolet light before the generator needs to go on. We have tank water and our own septic system, so the only thing that could possibly upset things is if the solar panels blew away. 😦 I do hope your life gets back to normal soon. 🙂
Laurie.
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thanks laurie and you are lucky and very prepared )
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We live on forty acres, right at the rear of the block, so solar was the cheaper option and the best one I think. Naturally there’s no town water or sewage. We have 20,000 gallons of water in tanks, a wood stove and use it in winter for cooking and a gas stove and oven, our hot water system is solar, and satellite internet. So yeah, we’re prepared. 🙂
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wow, are you ever. you may be the last man standing one day.
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My luck the last man would be hit by the last missile. 😦
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What a pretty baby!! 😊
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isn’t he a doll ?
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Your area made the Indiana news and while we got hit hard, we have power. I lose power and have no water and can’t flush the toilet…yet another joy of living in the country! Good luck! Hope it gets restored sooner than they are telling you. They often tell you a day or two longer so people don’t bother them! At least it’s not unbearable hot. Good time to just relax and read a book.
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oh boy, and you’re right, at least it’s cooled down a bit )
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Love the picture but sorry that you’re having such a hard time. It’s not winter yet, is it?
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oh gosh, bridget. i hadn’t even thought about that yet )
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That adorable face, so glad you are coming out of the dark in one piece. Take care xx
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thanks jen. still in the dark but still in one piece. )
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I almost died of the cuteness over dose ! So cute!
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cute he is!
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He is so cute with an innocent smile and a slight naughtiness in his eyes.
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yes, that describes him perfectly, norma. like one of my kindergarteners )
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that face! precious. 🙂
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it really is –
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Awwwwwww, so cute.
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