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Default Flood recovery day!
Saturday is the big day. Wish me luck!

We have a small team (6) to move what furniture first that did not get wet.

Next, the furniture that did get wet that can be cleaned and saved.

Lots of sorting to be done.

Then, carpet to be cut up and pack out.

Sheetrock to come out...insulation to come out.

Pray that all goes quickly.

Nappy, you take care of Buffy and Doggy for me! You be nice to them. Give them food and water. Pat them on the head. Go on, you can do it!
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