I hope my dear blogging buddies aren’t hanging out for an enlightening post… as this will just be a quick update on our week, or part thereof.
The week has been all over the place! We received notice that our electricity supply would be cut off on Tuesday for line maintenance. Fair enough. And so it was from 10am until 11pm. Longer than expected.
It went off on Wednesday unexpectedly… so they (electricity people) finally got the street running on a back up generator. Then at 8pm, it went off because they had come to work on it. We were without power until midnight when it went back on the generator.
All day yesterday I expected the power to go off again while they took us off the generator and tried to fix the problem but it didn’t happen. Until last night at 6.30pm. (Just when people get home from work and want to cook tea) Power went out again and didn’t come back on until midnight (on the generator).
I wouldn’t mind so much if they would do a quick letter box drop and let us know. I mean they know it’s going to happen so at least let the street now, right? I can’t figure out why they don’t fix it during the day- why at night?
Our whole neighbourhood is in an uproar… except us. We’re not too fussed. I mean, it can’t be helped so no point in whinging. We see it as a chance for adventure and for character development… and the opportunity to discipline ourselves to ‘make hay while the sun shines‘. Hmmm, thing is we’re doing alright with the attitude stuff, just not with the discipline of making hay.
So if I have been a bit quiet, that’s why.
More later…
Hey, Susan. I posted on “no power” this morning too. Not having power over spiritual growth 🙂
You have a great attitude.
Oh Robin, I wish I had a good attitude, a better attitude at least. I find it a constant thing – to die to self and try to focus on things above. It’s certainly not natural to me.
Thanks for poppping by 🙂
Hi Susan,
We constantly have blackouts up here, and usually for eighteen hours at a time – sometimes more, so we aren’t able to open the freezers. It makes life challenging, although we cope. 😀
What did we do before power, eh? 😛
Have a wonderful weekend,
Blessings,
Jillian
Oh Susan it so reminds me of Baseco…we had constant power outs.
Made life a challenge but it was ok…..made us feel grateful when the power came back
Bless ya
Cathy
We lost our power last week…only for one night though. But it was a good adventure and the kids loved having me read a story by candle light. thanks for sharing…
Gosh, I hope it wasn’t too hot. I am also thinking what a pain it would be with the freezer being turned off for that amount of time……….gosh, all that meat in mine! the thought is awful!
Oooh, I hope you have solar or gas hot water!
Lovely to hear from you ladies.
Cathy, you have no idea how often Abi and I refer to blog and your posts in our discussions lately and yes, including our week of on again/off again power.
Joi, no solar (defence house) and electric hot water 😀