The following is Sam's account of our stormy night:
One night there was a huge storm. It involved a loud noise on the tin roof, a small landslide on the side of the house, and some working in the morning. That night was strange and scary. Lots of people were up for the most of it. Here is what happened.
The most annoying part of the night was that the rain on the tin roof sounded like you were in a movie theater with the volume all the way up, and glass was shattering constantly. My friend Zane and I were asleep for most of it. We were only awake for the loud part of it though. From what I hear it went on for hours, and hours. The front porch was wet all over, and it was covered all the way by tin too.
Another strange thing that happened during the storm was that there was a small landslide right on the side of our house. All of the sudden we heard a thud. I opened my eyes and I saw water seeping through the walls. The others went around the side of the house and they said, " Yep it's a landslide." As it happened a thin tree trunk fence had fallen down with a lot of mud and hit the side of the house.
The next week involved cleaning the little bit of landslide up from the house. We also had to dig up mud from a drain.After that we cleaned up the utensils that we used. And then we took the mud in the wheelbarrow down to the road and dumped it out.
All in all we were okay, but tired.And I still can't believe I slept through most of it!
Sam,
ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed reading about your stormy night. We are glad that you are all ok. Glad that the landslide didnt wreak your house. Quinn misses you guys and wants to know when you will be coming home to visit. How is Ben doing with all the stormy weather? When we heard it was stormy we we very worried for Ben. Quinn wants to tell you that he scored his first goal in inline hockey last week. He is very excited about it and he is looking forward to you all coming home so that you can rollerblade with him. Write again soon! Take care and we hope to see you soon,
The Harmons