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This made my morning. Windsurfing friends Cecilia and Greg were home in Connecticut when Hurricane Irene came through. While they found the winds overly strong for sailing, the flooded streets seemed just fine for some family stand-up paddling.
OG Puffins Nancy and Bob (now in Florida) usually come through with my favorite card of the year, but I think we may have a Cecilia/Greg upset on our hands!
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Happy Christmas to you and your family Puffy
have a look at my blog to see what I got for Christmas! :)))))))))
Posted by: Bunty | December 21, 2011 at 02:45 AM
Wow - This is indeed a privilege! I must provide a quick bit of background. Truth be told, Cecilia and I were debating the merits of keeping the kids in the house during the storm, and of course, the 5 year old in me came through "Just think how cool it will be if the house is ok and we don't get killed". So we all bunked in our bedroom and listened to the pounding of the wind on our house. As luck would have it, the winds died down, the water rose, the house was ok and the kids got to experience (hopefully just once)a morning paddling down the road. Happy Holidays to all and a very happy and healthy New Year!
Posted by: Greg McCall | December 21, 2011 at 09:49 AM
Sally and I did the same thing in our house. I thought about SUPing in our flooded yard, but the random gusts looked to be 40-60 knots...scary. The peak of the storm came during daylight hours...had they called the peak for night I think we would have cleared out (our mutual friends who live several feet higher than us generously offered a place to evacuate to!)
Posted by: Michael | December 21, 2011 at 10:49 AM
Talk about turning lemons into lemonade. Fantastic card, great attitude!
Posted by: Joe | December 22, 2011 at 02:49 PM