I'm going to update the picture project. I swear. I will.
After the power came back on
(five days later) I had to dry out the basement. I'm still going through the process of mourning what was ruined and figuring out what can be kept. I know that I'm lucky that it was minor flooding and my house didn't wash away like some folks. It's still a personally depressing experience to know some things you treasured enough to keep
(albeit in the basement...which is normally dry) are now destined to mold in a landfill.
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see the lovely reflection on the water. |
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luckily dad and I had put the spare TV onto the carpet I was saving for the basement. TV win. Carpet Fail. |
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I'd moved the Christmas tree to "high ground" in the basement...not quite high enough. It's now destined to decorate a landfill. |
Luckily my cousin came over and helped get my ancient generator working...just as the power came back on. (Isn't that always the way?)
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ewwwww the water saturated the paint (lovely color right?) enough to create water filled pimples in the floor! |
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