Last week I took these photos on a beautiful
summery day but as I am posting these it is
a very different story as we are expecting to
be hit by Hurricane Dorian shortly.
Shades of aqua give a beachy vibe and indeed
we are a stones throw from the beach as we
are here at Eventide Cottage for our tea time.
Hoping we have more of these summer cottage
teas before Fall sets in.
doesn't cause much damage here but we
have been busy taking all garden furniture,
statues etc. in and stocking up on water and food.
I am noticing that our powere has flickered a
few times as I write so I expect many of us will
lose power as the storm hits in earnest.It is raining
and windy here so the storm is getting closer and
I have just heard that 200,000 people in Nova
Scotia have already lost power and the storm has
been upgraded to a Category 2.
Here on Prince Edward Island we usually only
get the tail end of a storm that doesn't do much
if any damage but this time the prediction is
more ominous so we are hunkering down
and praying it doesn't do too much harm in the
Maritime provinces.
Hope and pray everyone stays safe!
Take care,
Carolyn
God bless you,sending prayers...Hugs.
ReplyDeletePlease stay safe. I will keep you in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteGolly, once it got moving, it has moved quickly. Glad that you are prepared and I pray that it moves quickly through and out of the way. Stay safe. What a difference a week makes...
ReplyDeletePraying for you that you and your areas that you don't get much damage. We were evacuated for Dorian this week, but thankfully are back home at our NC cottage today. A downed tree and a leaky bedroom roof will require some attention, but our neighbors to the north have suffered worse with flooding. God Bless.
ReplyDeleteIt's really beautiful and looks so inviting and relaxing. We are keeping you in our thoughts, Carolyn, & praying you and your family and, indeed, everyone stays safe with no damage to property.
ReplyDeleteLinda and Midge
Linda at Beautiful Ideas
I've been thinking of you and hoping that you and yours are all safe and sound! Hope that your sheltered garden can ride it out. (And, that's a beautiful blue enamelware teapot).
ReplyDeleteHope you're back to beautiful fall weather soon,
Barbara
Hope you fared well through Dorian, Carolyn! We didn't have any damage nor did we lose our lights. But my son came over for hot coffee and muffins this morning because they had lost their power. Take care!
ReplyDeleteI hope you don't/didn't get hit too hard? I don't hardly ever watch the news so didn't realized it had moved so far north. Your aqua blues are just gorgeous for your tea time. My how fast can the weather change? It sure can surprise us sometimes. Hugs... Marilyn
ReplyDeleteHolding you in my thoughts and prayers. Hopefully it will pull away from you.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Hope your area did not sustain too much damage. Love the blue color and hoping that you will enjoy a few more sunny weather.
ReplyDeleteHow are you Carolyn? Let us know!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your caring concern.....so thankful we had no damage here and just a couple of days without power. The weather is beautiful here today!
ReplyDeleteTake care,
Carolyn
I am so happy that you did not receive any damage from Dorian. I have loved your blog for many years and consider you a dear friend. Blessings to you and your family.
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