It sounds somehow poetic, but really ... the sky should not be turquoise ....
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| We think it was baseball size, but it felt like a cannonball on the van. |
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| Anne-with-an-e and Ramona and I were out driving when it hit us. Kind of terrifying. Betsy was out with a friend, and made it safely to her friend's house. |
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| So thankful those didn't break through the windshield while we were moving. |
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| This one was parked at home. |
No one was hurt! So grateful!
Lots of phone calls and scheduling with insurance people the last couple of days.
More soon ....
11 comments:
Oh my goodness, Karen! Thank God all of you are OK! Take care!! {{Hugs!}}
Thanks, Sarah! Hugs back to you!
Oh my!! I've heard about jail that size but never quit believed it! I'm glad you all are ok.
Err... hail! That's what I get for trying to type a comment on my iPad. :-)
It's actually appropriate, Amber ... we felt like we were in hail jail for awhile there. :)
Oh my gosh! Oh i am so glad you are ok! How terrifying to be out driving in it! It,s bad enough, I always feel, when there is a hailstorm, but at least at home one has the roof ....!!
{{hugs}}
OY! Karen!!!!
Angels are working double-shifts in your neighborhood, clearly...
Thanks for the hugs, Ellie! {{Hugs back.}} :)
Tanita, you've no idea! I've tried to snap a picture that captures the driver's side window -- it is completely free of hail damage, but the super-sized dents all around the window are amazing. I feel like my guardian angel was plastered against the driver's side window....
Holy cow! So glad you are safe!
Oh my goodness. That looks awful - and so scary. Glad you guys are OK!!
Thanks so much, Carol and Jenn!
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