Delaware should be declared a marshland!

I guess the farmers almanac was almost correct in there predictions. They predicted a major snow storm in March as well. No snow, but 3 inches of rain! If that was snow we would have been looking at 3 feet of snow again! Now everything is under water. Peoples yards are small ponds. The poor farmers have had water laying in their fields since October. It is the first time I have seen farmers with crops still in the fields from the fall. In the middle of the storm at 4:00 am JJ was out running around chasing his hunting blind around in the dark, he peaked his head into one of the chicken houses to check on the birds when he saw that the temperature was down to 64 degrees! He came in to wake us up and we went out to find that our new curtain machine had misteriously brought down the curtains about 3 inches on the northeast side and the wind was just blowing so hard that pushed the plastic right off! We quickly fixed the problem only to find that one of the doors blew off in the other house! There was so much water on the outside of the house Jays boots sunk up to his ankles in water! We stapled cardboard up till day light when we fixed the door. It reminded us the hard way that we need to get the other 3 doors in each house replaced and replaced quickly. I think they are the original doors and the houses are about 40 years old. There was a break in the rain around 2:30 in the afternoon, so we went to Lowes to pick up materials to put up the trim around the new door in the laundry room. The laundry room is shaping up nicely. Its funny to think that things are more organized than ever around here and Jay will be going back to work in another week or so only to get adjusted to new routines again. I will enjoy it while it lasts.