Thursday
Dear Elsie
Today was the day the electricity got fixed. In fact, last night, after 8pm, I got a call to say the electricity department was downstairs to fix the problem. When they found out where the problem was and that it needed a very tall ladder, they decided to come back this morning. They bought with them their ladder and sent one of the guys up to make the fix.
We were super happy that’s been fixed. Our solar performed well but it’s good to have the backup of Eskom.
Today the cats went to the vet for their final shots. Apart from trying to track Raiku down before leaving, it was without drama. They have settled so well and were very quiet with only the odd wail coming and going. Home again and we let them out the box on the stairs. I was interested to see where they would head. They both ran up the stairs and were waiting for me to arrive to open the door for them. They were a little ticked off with me, but soon settled back into normalcy.
Work = 8 hours +. Tomorrow, I’ve kept my calendar clear for regular work and for watching cricket.
The day was super springy! Someone posted this…
It did come with red tide…all the pink bits close to the coast.
Across the bay, after the storm, Clarence Drive between Gordon’s Bay and Rooi Els will remain closed for a while. The storm damage was surprising…
Apparently, more than 2 months worth of rain fell over the weekend in the Western Cape. A storm of note.
Isaiah 6:3
“Holy, holy, holy is the Lord Almighty; the whole earth is full of His glory.”
It’s not about now – we are only passing through.
Keep the smile going.
God bless you.
In His Grip,
Gran xx 🙂