Tornadoes, job interviews and sleep
There were tornado warnings in just about every county surrounding us, but nothing in this county. There were 3 tornadoes spotted near Nebraska City and 1 near Glenwood, IA, and a confirmed EF1 that destroyed some houses and outbuildings in Jefferson County. We were briefly under a severe thunderstorm warning and there were some pretty strong winds, but I didn't see or hear any hail. Power came back on about 11 pm.
The worst part about thunderstorms around here is they usually happen at night. Towards the end of the storm, visibility was down to under one mile so if there had been anything coming at us, it would have been invisible until it was too late.
Had a job interview early this morning. Not sure if I really want it, as it doesn't pay all that well, it's at night and it will require working 12 hour shifts, but it's only for 3 weeks, it's relatively nearby and it is money.
Did some light shopping, got home, undressed, laid down in bed and almost immediately fell asleep for about 4 hours. I was short on sleep the night before and I only got about 5-6 hours last night, so I really needed it.
The worst part about thunderstorms around here is they usually happen at night. Towards the end of the storm, visibility was down to under one mile so if there had been anything coming at us, it would have been invisible until it was too late.
Had a job interview early this morning. Not sure if I really want it, as it doesn't pay all that well, it's at night and it will require working 12 hour shifts, but it's only for 3 weeks, it's relatively nearby and it is money.
Did some light shopping, got home, undressed, laid down in bed and almost immediately fell asleep for about 4 hours. I was short on sleep the night before and I only got about 5-6 hours last night, so I really needed it.