Twisters ripped though Tompkinsville, Kentucky on Tuesday night. They flatted most of my father's transmission business and ripped the roof off the house I grew up in. The greatest news is that Daddy, Ruby, Uncle Geary, and my Grandparents were not hurt during the storms. I am so thankful to God for sparing their lives. We gave each other lot of extra hugs this weekend.
This weekend my sisters family meet us at Dad's. The circumstances of the visit were sad, but Levi and Carter kept us all entertained.
This weekend my sisters family meet us at Dad's. The circumstances of the visit were sad, but Levi and Carter kept us all entertained.
Jerry's Tranmission established January 1, 1980. The parts room is still standing. 24 cars were in the parking lot when the storms came. Keys to 22 of them have been located in the rubbage. One car had two sticks lodged in the windsheild. There is a house and two other garages on the property. They sustained minor damages (holes from 2x4's, broken windows, etc) compared to the large garage.
Carter stood alone for the first time by holding onto cousin Levi's John Deere! 
OH NO! I've been caught! 
You want a piece of this?
It is all fun and games until... 
somebody needs a nap!
Carter sends big slobbery raspberry kisses to everyone! atd
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