After a month of being here I have said goodbye to so many people! We are being warned about avalanche danger, and flood danger because of the weakened hill sides.
I guess it makes me laugh when I share these things because I know my family is done hearing about it. Maybe I am stuck in a world.
The real reason I am writing this morning is a gaming friend of mine on FB said, "Maybe I can come up on the weekends and play Halo with you" After I said there was not the capability of playing "online". (Halo 5 is coming out)
A weekend up here is 4 days.
Winter months the traveling up and down the mountain is reduced to 3 times a week. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
I don't know how to explain where I am anymore, so I just don't.
On Wednesdays two of us share a story from our summer. Most of the stories are centered around evacuation. I will be sharing my story next Wednesday. At first I did not want to. I want to be done talking about it. But I want to find some positive reason to share the story with most who also went through the same thing.
There are some new people here, so they don't know, but I want to make it relevant and positive, not just whining and "poor me".
Winter up here will be interesting. There will be fewer people, no guests. I don't know what to think. I have nothing to compare it with. There is talk that we could be stuck up here for a month or so if a large avalanche happens. Small avalanches happen all the time on the road, and are cleared easily.
it doesn't really bother me to think about being stuck up here. I have food, I don't need medicines I can't live without, I think I will be okay. I have no reason to worry about things I cannot see.
The most awesome thing about this time is all of the deer. Last night I counted 13 or 14 in the same area. They are so cute!