Survived Sandy

 

Super storm Sandy sizzled through my neighborhood blazing a trail of terror, couple of days ahead of trick or treating. We find ourselves lucky to escape unharmed and survive the shade of nature that was offered in the form of Sandy.  Fallen trees all around but we are lucky to have power on. The closest succumbed tree is just a house away we only had couple of fallen branches. Another tree in front yard squeaked through the wind but luckily didn’t snap. While we may have been lucky this time, others in my city are not. Downtown Manhattan is hard hit and so are the coastal regions of the Island. It’s a resilient and spirited city & will bounce back as it has done in the past. Meanwhile schools are closed and kids are home. Unplanned vacation is the silver lining and kids have plans to capitalize on it fully, Parents of course have other chores in mind, eying mess in the yard. Dad is flexible (may be practical) but the other is half is adamant. We have two boys and their combined tantrum strength can match the fury of Sandy, the storm is already brewing, let’s see if it gets strong enough to shake motherly mind.

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27 Responses to Survived Sandy

  1. I’m so happy to hear you made it through without harm, Yatin. Over here on the west coast we only see the terrifying pictures. We could never understand how bad it really was. Hugs to you, my friend. I hope your children don’t test your patience too much!

    • Yatin says:

      We faced the worst winds of the storm, we are bit inland & so were not impacted by the surge & tide. Children helped out a bit in yard & in return got what they wanted :).

  2. Glad to know that you and your family are safe. Good luck to everyone who is going to bear the brunt of this massive storm.

  3. jlapis says:

    Your community looks nice (even with the fallen tree). Hehe. On the other hand, keep safe! Glad that you and your family are a-ok! :))

  4. renxkyoko says:

    I’m glad you and your family are all okay. That was a horrible calamity. But I’m sure you will all get up again , stronger this time.
    Be well.

    • Yatin says:

      Thanks. City is till trying to recover form the disaster, counting the damages in billions but the community is resilient and will bounce back and yes may be even stronger.

  5. Its been such a long time since you’ve posted.
    Glad to know that you and your family have escaped unharmed. 😀
    Let’s hope for a fast and speedy recovery for the entire region affected by this storm.

    • Yatin says:

      In other words you can say it took a major disaster for me to get back to blog. 🙂 We did escape unharmed, no physical scars, but the mental scars will take time to heal.

  6. Sending a lot many greetings and best wishes across to you and everyone affected!!

    Take care !

  7. btw….the kahan itne din????? I have just begun to hate you for the absence from the blogosphere!

    x-(

  8. So glad you’ve weathered the storm safely, Yatin! Stay well.

  9. vandysnape says:

    Great that you made it through the storm safely ! Here in India, cyclone ‘Nilam’ was taking over the place but we chennai people didn’t face it full wrath ! Anyway, welcome back ! Looking forward to your posts ! 🙂

  10. Kourtney Heintz says:

    Happy to hear you and your family are safe! I’m not sure why Halloween is the time for massive storms the past two years. We had over a foot of snow here in CT last year and massive power outages. Weirdness of weather.

  11. Addie says:

    “We have two boys and their combined tantrum strength can match the fury of Sandy…” LOL. It’s that tough, huh. 🙂

  12. Sharmishtha says:

    glad that it did not bothered you much!

  13. Glad you guys were fine. I lost light for 21/2 days, I thought I was going to die from the cold I can only imagine the people who lost their home or car.

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