I guess not! Still feels like it, but so far is a no-show???
My worst nightmare...just shoot me now...
Anyhoo...

....REALLY bad day today....started out nice with a 22 mile bike ride...

...went to work (bah.

)...got a call from my DD....a very close friend of mine needed me to call her immediately.

Seems they had a FIRE at their house!

Her hubby is away, she was out shopping and had left her cell in the car

and her DD15 was taken by ambulance to the hospital for smoke inhalation

She's now on the way to the hospital herself and has NO IDEA what's going on at home.
Ok - I leave work (OBVIOUSLY!) - get to her house - her other DD17 is home by then, along with her SIL...IT WAS AMAZING...the fire was contained to one SMALL AREA in their garage. Apparently her DD15 must have smelled the smoke just when it started - ran to the neighbors house to call 911. Fire was out in no time flat - but because she was a minor with no parent at the scene & complaining of smoke, they HAD to take her to the hospital. Everything is fine....meanwhile, in the garage...there had been several bags of shavings (bedding) and bales of hay (yeah, they are goat owners too...) - when the fire hose hit those shavings, the bags just BLEW EVERYWHERE. What a mess! Wet shavings spewed all over everything! So, DS17 and I helped clean up as much as could be done before my friend returned home.
They lost a few power tools, 3 saddles, and some other misc. items - but really - it was nothing. Nerve wracking, yes. But, when you step back and think about what COULD have happened (that's the truly scary thing! The imagining of what COULD have been)....

Now some minor clean-up to do, a few things to talk to the insurance company about...hassles, yes indeed. But really...we are all SO THANKFUL that this is all it was.
Oh - the other unsettling thing is they were not able to initially determine the cause of the fire. Not eletrical, not "set", not near the gas cans or extra propane tank (THANK GOD!)...we are assuming it was some kind of sponateneous combustion of the hay or shavings???

Fire marshall still needs to interview their DD15 who was home at the time...but....no easy, obvious answers here....
well - headed to bed. Hopefully tomorrow will be UNEVENTFUL!