Hi! I am taking some time off from blogging to deal with life. I fell Friday and landed on my thumb, I broke the bone under my knuckle. This slows down my typing speed as I have limited mobility of my left hand fingers. We are buried under 4 inches of ice and had lost electricity. Although we have finally regained power it is unstable and the lights blink on and off. We also lost many tree limbs that are covering our back deck and yard that will be cleaned up soon. Weather forecast says more ice and snow storm is in store for tomorrow and again this weekend. The whole family is home today and I am actually sending this blog entry via my cell phone. I hope all my favorite bloggers are doing well and I will to be back soon (my left hand will be casted for the next six weeks).
This is a picture of a branch that fell from our tree Sunday.
The above picture was taken by Melissa. I think it is beautiful, but it is also a close up of the branches that fell on our deck.
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Oh, Dori... I hope life gets back to normal for you soon! I'm sorry about your fall...
I am so sad for you Dori! I sure hope you are able to heal quickly and that the storms end soon. Will be looking forward to hearing from you soon. Get well!
I am so sorry to hear about your hand. I hope you heal up fast.
Dori! Dorito!! I am sad to know you are hurtin', my friend. Wishing you a speedy recovery and a quick use of your opposable thumb VERY SOON!! Thinking good thoughts.
*HUGS*
Oh wow, the pics are gorgeous... Ice can be so dangerous but it's so beautiful too.
Dori, so sorry to hear of your thumb injury. That's some awful weather you've had to deal with too and that's terrible about your power situation as well. I'm sending good thoughts your way that the upcoming weeks will be better :)
Dori, I'm sorry to hear about your fall & thumb! I'm hoping for a full & speedy recovery. The snow/ice is very pretty & quite powerful (or powerless as the case may be!) Take care of eachother there in winter-land! :o)
I am so sorry to hear about your thumb. I have been in an ice storm before and I get how pretty and how hard it can be. Here's to hoping we hear from you soon.
Oh Dori...i hope you feel better! finger breaks hurt and are a pain in the ass!
but, i am impressed you did that post via your cell phone??? i didn't know you were techy too! cripes!
I hope you recover soon, Dori! That sounds like a very painful injury- with the added stress of power outages, fallen tree branches, etc. Ugh! From one snowy locale to another, I wish you healing and sunshine!
Come back as soon as you can. =)
Get well soon, Dori!!!
Oh, no, Dori! I'm so sorry you fell and hurt yourself. I'll bet you're ready for winter to be over.
Get better soon!
Diann
Best wishes on healing up quickly Dori!
Loved the videos of your daughter...how cool is that?
The kielbasa looks yummy.
Aw - much love and healing to you, Dori. Get better soon! :)
Yikes! Sorry to hear about your thumb, hope it heals quickly. We're having our share of nasty weather here too, driving to work this morning was no picnic!
Poor Dori! Hope you heal up quickly.
Yes, those are gorgeous photos. Ice is treacherous, but beautiful.
im so soory about your accident, i hope you feel well soon!
nice photos of your daughter taekwondo board breaks, Go girl!!
Dori,
I know you are not able to blog, but wanted you to know that I am thinking of you and sending postive thoughts your way. :o)
What a mess!!.. but is sure is pretty... stay warm!
Dori! I hope you're not suffering too terribly with your thumb. Ouch! Your pictures remind me of the Quebec ice storm a few years back. It is extremely dangerous with falling ice, slipperiness (which you know!), downed power lines etc. Do be cautious & safe. I'll keep you in my prayers for a speedy recovery & a speedy melt.
Beautiful photo of the tree branches. ain't nature grand? Hope you heal speedily!
Still thinking of you and hope you are doing better. :o)
Oh my gosh! I hope you are doing okay and that your hand is healing well. Keep warm!
We'll be missing you! Hope you heal up well
Teddy
Interesting to know.
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