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(Should be Thursday, June 16)
Okay, I intended to post this last night at around 2 in the AM, but just as I was about to type in some "Meaningless Drivel<" the electricity fluttered, causing both my TV and my computer to crash. My TV is now working fine, but my computer is yet to have recovered.
Anyways, after the electricity did a little On-Off action, I decided to look outside my window, when what should I behold, But the trees going sideways. I found this a good time to grab my flashlight, and head into the den to alert my mother that there was some major storm-age going on. Of course, my announcement also roused my anxiety-ridden sister. The dogs, however, stayed asleep. Go figure. So while I helped my mother move her pepper and tomato plants (two pepper, one tomato) into some shelter, getting pour'd on in the process, I had to listen to my sister's incessant whining about "Oh My God! It's A Tornado! We're All Gonna Die" or something to that nature, the electricity came back on, (it had been off to this point) so we turned on the TV to find out that it was, in fact, just a very strong thunderstorm, which was, oddly, heading from the northwest, which lead my mom to believe that it was somehow related to the quakes and the tidal wave that hit California. I hope Jeff's Alright. Anyways, back to the story, So after we found this out, my mom lit a few candles, and I started making brownies from a box ( well, I was very awake, and bored.) so after I get the eggs out and all the wet ingredients mixed together, the electricity goes out AGAIN. This time, for the rest of the night. So I did what anybody would do. I finished mixing the brownie mix, popped it into the fridge, grabbed my blanket and pillows, and lay down on the dog bed in the den. By this time, my dog, Marble, had woken up, and was watching every move I made from her chair. (Petra didn't even flinch.) So I invited her down to the dog bed, where she and I snuggled up together for the rest of the night, not that I got much sleep, seeing as I didn't finally crash until 4:30 and woke up around 8. I still missed Designing Women, though, but the electricity only came on a few minutes before I arose anyways. Dammit! Oh well. That's life here in Oklahoma. I really hope my computer is working when I get home, otherwise I may just have to kick it.
Tata!
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