The hail storm that hit our area last May did a lot of destruction. I remember it being the first time I was actually scared during a storm! And we have tornado watches and warnings all the time! The hail beat on the house so long and loud that I thought the windows were breaking! We had our house inspected for damage and not only did we need a new roof, but new gutters, downspouts, window screens and a skylight! Monday the roofers came. A team of 14 men swooped down on our house and got the entire job done in a matter of hours!
I made them cookies!
Gutters came today!
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That must have been some hailstorm to destroy your roof!! Glad it's all getting fixed now. Yay for your cookies!!!
ReplyDeleteTake care
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Yes! And it does look so much better.
ReplyDeleteThey did seem to enjoy the cookies! :)
wow when it rains it hails
ReplyDeletehaha yeah that was a tad off the rails
Wouldn't want to be out walking in something like that
Could really end poor Pat or the cat
Mother nature is just no fun
Causing all that work to be done
And aren't all so nice
Feeding the men, did they take that off the price?..hahaha
What a good feeling to have a new roof.
ReplyDeleteThough, it's like new underwear, nobody sees it, only you know.
wow, thats some storm,, very scary mother nature,, I bet they enjoyed the cookies!!!
ReplyDeleteChristine ~ haha...true! The best part is that it was 23 years old. We were saving to replace it anyway. An insurance claim is so much better on our savings account! ha.
ReplyDeleteI just had my roof replaced in July. What a racket! You're so nice...I didn't bake cookied for my roofers. :(
ReplyDeletePat ~ I don't know if the cookies got us a better price
ReplyDeletebut maybe it made them work faster..maybe twice!
With a sugar high
and a full tummy sigh.
lol...
Jill ~ it was a racket! It was worse than the hail! I had two pictures fall of the wall and the glass shattering all down the stairs...lol...
ReplyDeleteLucky workers ! They could taste your cookies...
ReplyDelete;-)
Regards,
PIerre
Thanks, Pierre ~ if you lived closer, I'd bake some for you, too!
ReplyDeleteSo nice Betsy, I need this , I mean the house need some lifting!
ReplyDeleteYour cookies look awesome, xgloria
Betsy I would like send you a pices of cake and I would try your cookies!! gloria
ReplyDeleteGloria ~ it's a deal! lol...
ReplyDeleteDid insurance cover that? You are talkin' big bucks. Hope so!
ReplyDeleteYes, CaliGirl! Good thing, too.
ReplyDeletewow quite the face lift...but it will look good when done...and what a perk...cookies!
ReplyDeleteOh I saw rooftops thought maybe the cats were up there haha.
ReplyDeleteWow that was awful I bet.That doesnt cost a few pennies either lol.
Blessings!
YOU ARE TOOO NICE! cookies! It looks wonderful! The shingles went in SOOOOO fast! It is amazing. We are still waiting on our new roof...it is gonna be awhile!
ReplyDeleteOh Im glad insurrance covered it,that would of been outrageous to pay.
ReplyDeleteJill K ~ you have to get one, too? Well, I'm not surprised, really! The gutters are going on as I type! Are you using Tuttle? They have been great.
ReplyDeleteAs long as you didn't bake them pistachio cookies. I'd feel jealous, haha!
ReplyDeleteOuch for all the damage but you sure took care of them with cookies! I'd come and work for you just for cookies. :)
ReplyDeletemy roof man came to clean the roof and now the ceiling is destroyed in the living room We asked him to come back and fix it but he hasn't come yet. I guess the damage doesn't matter to him.
ReplyDeleteA hail storm can be really frightening, let alone the threat of a tornado!! You'll have peace of mind with the new roof and gutters now; less likelihood of damage to the inside. I'll bet those cookies disappeared in a flash!
ReplyDeleteOoh, sounds expensive! Hope your insurance pays, but it does look very smart with the new roof. I'll bet they don't get cookies on many jobs, especially home baked ones.
ReplyDeletejenny ~ yes, the insurance paid. Besides Taylor hitting a deer and totalling his car, it is the only claim we've filed in 27 years! But this was a big one!
ReplyDeleteWow, Taylor hits a deer, and I run over the Easter Bunny! Small world, innit?
ReplyDeleteSilver ~ and both in vehicles owned by me! How did that happen?
ReplyDeleteYou need to keep a closer eye on your keys!
ReplyDeleteaah Silver sounds as you are proud to kill the Easter bunny! aains
ReplyDelete@Gloria: The Easter Bunny I'm talking about is the one on Pat's blog that killed a bunch of Pat's readers! He deserved it.
ReplyDeleteIt's not like I'd ever try to hurt a bunny like Nugget!
ohh and Pat said the bunny kill the readers? I dont believe, maybe was the CAT....
ReplyDeleteIt would be wonderful if we all could get such a nice "face lift". But then again the ones I have seen on some actors would make anyone think many times before getting one. I mean most are unrecognizable and even scary.
ReplyDeleteOh I wish I could have some of those cookies. I love cookies and one can never have too many cookies, or cakes, or donuts, well you know.
God bless.
Hi again,
ReplyDeleteI am not sure if you tried to visit Barb's site but Mr. Linky said her site did not exist. I have fixed her link and every one can visit her now. She has a most unusual gadget. Hope you visit to see it.
God bless.
Thanks, Mrs. U ~ I'll go visit her!
ReplyDeleteI know those guys were glad to see the cookies!
ReplyDeleteI love Pinterest!! Sort of addicted to it!! lots of things to inspire you!! look me up on it!!
ReplyDeletejennifer ~ I will, and christy, too...I just can't figure out how to use it! lol...I have a friend here on pinterest that wants me to help her start a blog. When I do that, she can help me start my pinterest. :)
ReplyDeleteHoly storm! Glad you got everything fixed up. When I looked at the picture...the cookies are the first thing I saw. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how much damage hail can do. How fortunate (and also amazing) that the work got done in a matter of hours. How sweet of you to make cookies for the workman--I'm sure they would have done anything you asked of them after they got fresh, homebaked cookies. Have a lovely weekend. Mickie :)
ReplyDeleteMmm...cookies. I am glad you are all ship shape.
ReplyDeleteSomeone said me the patience is a virtue, and is right but you need a lot of patience when I arrived to my house where I live now I was 1 month all day with masters and people still working because this house was a disaster...
ReplyDeleteGloria ~ oh yeah, I don't like it when workers are frustrating!
ReplyDeletelol Betsy
ReplyDeleteOh my, Betsy, I got scared just by reading about the storm. I live in an area without any bigger storms and no torandos. I admire you for being so brave!! I'm so glad it's behind you and you're okay :) By the way, the cookies look awesome (I'd try to repair some roof for these cookies :D)!
ReplyDeleteI always love to read your menu, love the kiwi-berries LOL
ReplyDeleteYou are cookie sweet, Betsy! Bet they don't get cookies on the job very often!
ReplyDeleteWe had a hailstorm in April that was akin to having dump trucks full on marbles dumping on top of our house! Most of our neighbors have gotten new roofs since then, thankfully we didn't suffer any damage.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet of you to make them cookies.
Wow, you got a new roof in a matter of hours? That is some hard working men, I say.;))
ReplyDeletexoxo