Even before the power came back on John shoveled the driveway and walks. 
These are the garbage dumpsters on the driveway. 
There were many, many broken tree limbs in our area. These are some from the front yard.
Damage in the back was more severe because the globe willow still had a lot of leaves on it. The chimney cap was also blown onto the ground and there were tree limbs on the roof. Monday afternoon John was able to get part of the limbs into the trash to be sent to the landfill. 
View from the sunflower room window. You can see the damage to Barry's tree as well. Roland Wadley heard some creaking so quickly moved his vehicles from his driveway. A few minutes later large branches from Dumas' trees fell where the car had been parked. Cary Roberts cleaned all the roads in the subdivision with his four-wheeler with a mounted blade. A blizzard is forcast for Tuesday night into Wednesday with temperatures in the teens and single-digits for Thanksgiving Day. I'm glad we're only going to DuPaixs for dinner!Carters are planning to go to Moira for Thanksgiving.
Mike and Desi should be in Wisconsin by now. We hope they have a wonderful time with the Bainbridges for their family reunion and the holiday. Mike was released as Elder Quorum President after about three years. He is now teaching the adult gospel doctrine class.
Melody is hosting her first Thanksgiving dinner. They have invited friends to join them for dinner. She is a Cub Scout Den Leader in her new ward.
Julie and Jason will be having Thanksgiving dinner with Jason's family.
We are excited to have Keith's family and the Eliasons join us for Thanksgiving with the DuPaixs. May you all have a time of gratitude and appreciation with those you love.
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