#hurricane debby

[doomspaniels]

All right, Spaniels, your Extra-Extra-Big Sister Firefly lost both her slippers after the storm. Where's the other? (that's an old one, for the search) Go find!

I am really impressed that they sort of worked as a (very small) group on this, not as two individuals. Both looking, splitting the paths, mostly not doubling up any sections; going around together, but far enough apart for them to each cover different paths.

And they found one! Good job! So good!

This was a lot of work, both for their brains and for the time in the heat, so we'll check another field tomorrow perhaps. We aren't in a hurry; these are single use slippers made of cast material. I just want to eventually get them picked up, and to give the Spaniels a fun game.

[continent-of-wild-endeavor]

2.75 inches of rain since I went to bed last night. Power's out, no estimate yet on when we'll get it back. At least it's not very windy.

[griffinequestrian]

I think Mikey is the only one who enjoyed the hurricane.

[sw1tchbackli]

These South Carolina residents are living in an episode of National Geographic after major flooding occurred with Hurricane Debby. Be careful when attempting to walk through these waters…🐊😱😱

[headspacedad]

Reason number 957263 I'm always going to consider myself from Florida even when I've moved away.

[aimeelouart]

Might lose power in the next 36 hours, might not. First hurricane party of the season, woo!

[imagine-creative]

Oh the joys of living on the east coast. The roads are ✨ flooded ✨

[nerianasims]

This is far from the most dangerous storm I've lived through, but it's a weird one. It'll stop raining for ten minutes, then pour bathtubs for half an hour. Then stop for half an hour, then drizzle for an hour. Then stop for ten minutes, then drizzle for five minutes. Etc.

It made sleeping difficult because the weather kept changing. Also at one point the rain, just the rain itself, was so loud I couldn't sleep through it.