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"I'm Back but My Living Room is Wounded"
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A hole in the roof (even a expensive one) is better to have stayed and get a hole in the head.
Count your blessings, and read the little tiny almost invisible print before signing your home insurance.
Then they can't tell you about Nature or Will of God and don't pay.
Happy you are well!
Georg
So sorry you had to return to so much damage. Things will be put right though and thank God you are all safe. Hurricanes take so many lives and do so much damage. When it hits home, it must be frightening. Glad you are o.k.
((((Jill)))),
(((HUGS))) love and prayers: when I heard about the Texas Gulf Coast taking a major hit, I worried about you and kept you in prayer, hoping you got out: He answered. I prayed you had a home to go back to: He answered. Damaged, yes, but not irrepairable. Waiting for you here, my friend, take all the time you need. If I can do anything, let me know, okay?
((((((HUGS)))))) and love, Karla.
Sorry you had damage, but homes/property can be replaced; human lives cannot. I will keep you in prayer, pray that you're back on your feet soon! Take all the time you need to clean up; we'll be here, waiting! LOVE YOU, (((Sweet Girl)))!
(((HUGS))) As always, your (relieved) friend in Burleson, Karen Lynn. :D XOXOXO
Looks like a disaster to me. Glad you are upbeat about your loss, thanks to insurance.
Read my story in my News.
Ron
Devitta R Jones said...
that's pretty cool
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