The east coast is suffering so much damage and strife, it's really quite sad and I can't seem to really grasp it all. I can't believe the Atlantic City boardwalk is gone....an American icon since around 1887, I spent so much of my adolescent life there (no, of course not in 1887, I'm not THAT old!) Plus, I still haven't been able to reach my mother in PA. I did google a map of her area and as of last night there were still over 9,000 people in her county without power. I suppose if things were worse someone would have called me. She is elderly, but has a great network of younger friends who look after her, I am confident all of them are fine. But, I am human and I love my mom, so, I still worry....
To keep my mind focused on day to day life I am finishing up on the
ESN scavenger hunters of the week theme of "wind". Well.... that theme was very well timed, if unintentional. So no matter where you are it is November now, starting to get cold and windy (of course!), maybe snow, maybe rain but I found a nice set of hat and scarf from
Eccentric Thrifter. She also has many other designs of scarves, hats, caps,etc. And while shopping, visit the other fine merchants at ESN, maybe you'll find something to soothe a soul for any family you may have on the east coast.
Are you sure you weren't around in 1887? Just kidding. I love your post. I am overwhelmed at all of the damage in the north. I certainly hope that you will get news soon regarding your mother. I know what it is like to worry. I love the item you chose to feature. I featured one of her hats. She does such a great job. I hope everyone will visit her store.
ReplyDeleteAre you sure you weren't around in 1887? Just kidding. I love your post. I am overwhelmed at all of the damage in the north. I certainly hope that you will get news soon regarding your mother. I know what it is like to worry. I love the item you chose to feature. I featured one of her hats. She does such a great job. I hope everyone will visit her store.
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