Good Morning. Today I have a layout about our power outage July 9/10, 2014:
I used a sketch over at Stick it Down you can use any sketch in the archives so I found this one:
and I turned it a 1/4 of turn to the left
to make it work for me. It looks like it maybe there very first one that they used to introduce themselves.
The jounaling of the event.
Even when Life happens, I still found a way to create. Lucked out with having some die cuts cut out and just needed put together. This was easily accomplished by having a battery operated Ott light :)
That night after supper, just thinking about what am I gonna do when it gets dark? then it dawned on me about the Ott light and I had the ability to create a bit before going to bed.
And this was the culprit for causing the power outage. Now my husband went to the neighbors that night to find out the story:
well 26 hours later it's on, thank goodness we are well prepared for this to happen It's a very long story what happened and will be journaling about it tonight for a scrapbook layout But what I understood is that
the one telephone pole got hit down towards the bass during the storm
on Tuesday night. that caused it to tip over now it was hanging by it's live
wires. From the neighbor where the telephone pole was called PP&L
but nothing from them for turning the power off. The wires caused fire
balls with in the tree limbs, lucky that it didn't hit the garage at
all, still nothing from PP&L even when the fire company called (see
they were called to put out the fireballs but couldn't with the live
wires) . So now we are at Wed. morning, when the transformer finally
blew and that is when our power went out around 9:00 AM. When I left to
go to work I seen the telephone pole that was hanging and I knew then
what caused the power outage just didn't know the whole story till Dave
went over last night to find out. So this morning about 11:15 the power
came back on.:)
What do you do when the power goes out? I am very lucky to have married and man that knows how to survive and we have a generator from the business that is a blessing to have on hand just for this. We were able to pump water from the well so we could fill buckets and other storage items for over night. Getting stuff out the fridge to a minimum to keep it cold and we have a gas stove to cook with. Felt like we were camping at home :)
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ReplyDeleteLove your take on the sketch and what a great subject to document!! :) Evie
ReplyDeleteWOnder interpretation of this sketch! Love how you turned it and added the large journaling box!! Thanks for playing along with us at SID!!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of the sketch. Thank you for playing along with us at Stick it Down.
ReplyDeletethanks for joining us at Stick it Down...Good luck
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun take on the sketch!
ReplyDeleteI love that you scrapbooked about this Tina! The sketch is awesome and I love your pictures but it is the story that I love the most! Knock on wood we have never been without electric for more than a few hours here. But we too are always prepared for if a storm would hit by having a generator, gas bottles filled to cook with, oil for the oil lamps and such. You just never know so it is good to be prepared, Yes, my hubby is like yours. lol Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a scrappable moment!
ReplyDeleteGlad you were equipped to deal with the emergency :~)
Wow! That is quite the day! I love that you scrapped about it! You even have a picture of how the power went out-very awesome! Thank you so much for joining us at Stick It Down! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun page documenting your power outage (although that was not fun). Love the colors. Thanks for letting me know I made top 3 at LPS.
ReplyDeleteYep so glad that you made top 3 that was a cool layout :)
DeleteGreat take on the sketch and a great layout.
ReplyDeleteCool take on the sketch - love the energetic arrows.
ReplyDeleteA fantastic interpretation of the sketch!! Thanks for joining us at Stick it Down!
ReplyDeleteGreat Take on the sketch. Thanks for joining us at SID.
ReplyDeleteI love your take on the sketch!
ReplyDeletelove the stacked photos- and when the power goes out for us, we light candles, read, cook on the grill, light the fireplace if necessary
ReplyDeleteglad you managed to put the time to good creative use. Lovely layout
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout, love how you rotated the sketch
ReplyDeletegreat take on the sketch and well done for your quick thinking about how to create without power! I'm happy that it really doesn't happen so often round here!
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