Friday, May 20, 2005


Ah, but in the end, all is well. We're still here, and after 100 years, this house is still here...

4 comments:

Diana Peterfreund said...

Ugh, I think I'm getting FEMA Flashbacks...

Thanks heaps, D. I will now be spending the rest of the weekend thinking about neon orange vests, cubic yards, backhoes, streetmaps, amber lights, blue roofs, and credit chits.

Deidre Knight said...

Aiming to please! :) Sorry about that, darling. It's such a relief to me to look at these pictures and realize that life has gone on (we had wicked storms here today, which was part of what put it in my mind.)That was about a 200 year old pecan tree that narrowly missed taking off the entire back of my house--or killing all of us since it was right outside my bedroom window.

Anonymous said...

It's a beautiful house. Scary to realize the kind of damage bad storms can cause.

Anonymous said...

Beautiful house, Deidre.

We don't get horrid storms like that. Just raging forest fires. The last three summers have seen the FFs in residential areas, too--a tragedy. Too much "bug kill" in the province (standing dead trees killed by bugs that haven't been harvested; one cigarette dropped out of a car window can take out half a community--and has).

Cindy