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YIKES! I hope no one got hurt.
ReplyDeleteIt's scary when the house sustains such damage!
ReplyDeleteIt's all cool. We have a beautiful new roof and the squirrels moved out.
ReplyDeleteSquirrels are cute....until they move in!!! We know!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got it fixed!
OH MY.... You must live in Illinois.. we kept watching it to see where the tornado is going because my niece lives in Rockford and we're about an hour away from her. I'm so glad no one was hurt by you, and happy your squirrels moved on... :) Little buggers drive ya nuts! Pardon the pun... hehehehe
ReplyDeleteNope. Just a normal new roof in Tennessee.
ReplyDeleteWow, scary.
ReplyDeleteGlad, everything is ok and you got it fixed.
Nice new roof! With a husband that used to do roofing, it's good to see that the men have safety equipment.
ReplyDeleteYikes. Our neighborhood had roofs torn off at the last big storm (the one before the cyclone, it seemed to do more damage to our neighborhood).
ReplyDeleteCrikey well I am glad you have a nice new roof ...and the squirrels have took their nuts and run :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a rooftastic week Joyce :-)
PS: Damn nothing to rhyme with Joyce this time
Oh my!!!!! Hope everything is ok!
ReplyDeleteCatchiest jingle ever. And now you've got years of peace over the new roof. :)
ReplyDeleteWow! Glad you have a beautiful new roof.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
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Traci
I hope no one was hurt, Thank goodness for insurance, those storms are just getting so bad. Be safe!
ReplyDeleteWind storm damage? At least you have a new roof now.
ReplyDeletenothing like a new roof should be good for a long time now :)
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