AAAAh.. It's good to be home.
We got home a few days early, because we decided to forego Yellowstone National Park (gasp, astonishment, shock). I know, I know, I'm a bad mother, but.. considering the forecast called for snow, freezing temperatures, and we're sleeping in a tent trailer, I decided it was best not to risk it and try Yellowstone when it's warmer. Besides, I just had one kid get over strep, everyone was worn down and on each other's nerves and it was just time to be home.
The severe weather we had in this part of the country while I was gone downed quite a few leaves and some small branches, but otherwise, my house was unscathed. Thankfully, nothing received hail damage, nor were any windows broken by tree limbs or hail. So, other than some minor yard clean up, everything is good.
I may or may not post a trip recap when I'm feeling more verbal, but right now, my warm comfy bed is calling, and I'm more than willing to answer.
Yay for being home.
Lyza
- Lyza Lynne
- My own journey, observations and experiences in breaking out of the chains that used to hold me.
2 comments:
Welcome back. Coming home is always special after a long trip. Glad you didn't come back to a major mess.
I've seen Yellowstone in the winter and summer. It's much more fun in the summer, with no snow. But, in the snow they have these huge tank like transport things you can ride in. Those are fun.
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