Reflections During a Power Outage

October 13, 2019 by Linda E

People do better when they don’t know what’s coming.
People go to bed earlier when they don’t have clocks.
There are more stars to see at night.
The house is quieter during an outage… unless your neighbor’s dog is barking like a maniac or they’re running a generator.
When you don’t have cell service, you need to think twice about borrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbor.
People like to take chances rather than being prepared.
Dogs know that somethings up when there are no lights in the house at night.
It’s good to remember our survival skills.
It’s a good time to get creative.
You don’t have to wait until winter to start a jigsaw puzzle.
There is no such thing as too much ice.
Panic is a totally useless emotion.
You can never have too many D batteries.
Turning on a light switch is a function burned deep into our psyche.
You’re not the only one that looks like hell.

on October 13, 2019 at 3:50 pm | Reply Lauren Hoffman

Good list. You forgot how eating by candlelight can be romantic.

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