The heavy layer of ice covered everything. Everything!



The sun began to shine late in the afternoon on day two of our power-free adventure. The sparkling ice was beautiful...

...but I would have traded the view in an instant for the hum of a furnace... for a light switch to do something when I touched it... for my automatic life to return.
I shouldn't complain. We stayed warm. We had great food prepared on our wood burning cook stove. (I even baked in the oven!) The generator kept our freezer frozen and our fridge cold.
This morning, normal came back to live with us. How nice.
Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men! Psalm 107:31