Pam RuBert has been fighting the ice storm in her Missouri studio. After living on
generators for a week, the pipes burst and she’s now in damage-control mode.
I think it’s worth following along as there are many lessons in preparedness here.
Read PaMdora’s Box.
(I feel for Pam! We had some frozen pipes recently and spent a long time defrosting them. We were lucky. But I’ve had bursting pipes devestate part of my library before.)
Image: Pam Rubert, Yoga 101: The Banana Split Pose.
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Oh my goodness, Pam we had this same storm last year in South Carolina. It broke my heart to see your slides. I hope a good thawing out is coming your way. I will send a lot of pink light your way. By the way I love love love your website. You are full of creativity and I am so glad I followed your link to your site. Good luck. Laura Aiken