Storm Artist

This morning has been a whirlwind of tornado sirens and local meteorologists jacking each other for the best position. And by that I mean, welcome to storm season in Alabama! The cable company is incredibly helpful - when a watch or warning is issued by the National Weather Service, the TV automatically changes channels, the beeping sound of which I am terrified. Still, the channel goes to PBS, so there's something.

I decided to harass my soon-to-be niece, because she's in high school, about crouching in the hallway. Remember that? She texted me back that she was indeed in the hallway, and that the power was out and she was nervous. So I figured my job was to let her know what's happening outside and to entertain her.

Update: She was fine, got out of school early only to find that home had no power, but now that it's later, we have plans for tomorrow. Plans that involve getting my Momma a sandwich from Subway(c).

But as for the entertaining her part, I drew her a few pictures. Artiste extraordinaire that I am, I will show you the pictures. Try not to be jealous, and remember, if you sell them, I totally get the royalties.

This is the map I drew her of where the storm was, and how she was not in danger.

I told her that if she needed another picture, I was totally drawing a witch.

I thought she needed to know how the cat was handling the danger.