I am so glad you are safe and warm and hope you had a wonderful weekend and I love ❤️ and I am sorry about the horrible winter 🥶 storm ⛈ praying 🙏🏻 the snow melts and spring comes and you are so special inspiration xoxo 😘
Luna is so adorable and praying 🙏🏻 her your power back on and I am so sorry 😢 you lost power and water and does Luna have any dogs 🐶 friends? Do have doggy friends come over to play with Luna sometimes? Here for you if you need anything xoxo 💋
Julia My wife and I lived through the ice storm of 1998 here in Eastern Ontario Canada. The power was out for Jennifer for 13 days. At the time she had two small children and lived with her parents whose house was heated with a wood stove.
As a native Vermonter, we probably wouldn't classify what Texas experienced as a storm......but we expect that kind of weather and are well prepared for it. I dont belive this is the end of the storms for you folks. My hope is that the powers that be in Texas, wake up to reality and start worrying about their constituents, instead of just themselves. I am very happy to hear you are on your way back to normal, and I pray that rest of the state can achieve that very soon.
People don't have much of a problem driving or getting around in Toronto's winters. You learn to adapt to the conditions. Heard about this storm all over the news and it's good to know that you and yours made it through !
Luna getting riled up was sooooo adorable! I love when my pup gets the zoomies, especially in the house sliding around on hardwood floors. 😂 Glad you guys are all safe and warm!
Glad that things are getting back to normal. If nothing else emergencies remind us that we need to be better prepared for when they happen in the future.
Glad to see y’all are safe and getting back to normal. Growing up in Philly, we had a regular dose of snowstorms where we would get between a foot and two of snow. However, in general we were prepared for it. Usually the thing that was worse than snow was ice storms. Usually they would knock out power but fortunately not for too long of a time. I hope that Texas’ government heeds this as a warning bc according to some studies that I’ve read this could become a regular occurrence. Mostly it is driven by climate change which unfortunately there are far too many deniers. Best wishes for continued good health and a quick return to normal.
Wow JJ, you all sure got hammered. I’m from the Chicago area and last week we got 17 inches of snow and temps went to -20. But here you can’t be surprised by that. Water, and access to water should never be taken for granted....we are all so lucky and blessed here compared to other parts of the world. HI LUNA...you sure have tremendous eye-mouth coordination.
I live in Montana and while we may lose power due to wind/snow storms, we are usually prepared for it which is helpful, of course. Also a lot of homes here have wood stoves or propane heat so it's easy to keep your house heated if it you do lose power in the winter (which has been twice this winter already). Glad you guys made it through!!
Glad your power and water came back on sooner than later. Years ago when it was freezing outside and we had no power it was hard trying to sleep. I took pillows and cushions from the couch and laid them on the floor next to the bed. Then took chairs and set them so we could put blankets over them and on top of the bed...basically making a small tent. This kept our body heat inside and when I checked the temp in the morning it was 38 degrees in the house and 78 degrees inside our " tent". Needless to say we stayed under our covers most of the weekend. Snow can be melted for a little water as needed also. Glad you're all doing ok and that you will be getting your fight necessities back. Take care, hugs from the old man.
Wow, Julia, that's alot of snow you had. I bet Luna didn't know what to think of it!!! I hope all is OK again now and the water ban is lifted. I hope you are all OK...... the bad weather in Texas made it to our news. Where I work, which is a very well known UK supermarket chain, customers were limited to certain items in certain numbers. We had so many hoarders before the pandemic, it was shocking........ hope you, Eric and Luna are all OK
Living in Edmonton Alberta Canada, we just came through a bit of a cold spell for 10 days. Minus 30C to minus 40C lows, and highs of minus 25c. On the bright side it was very sunny. Fortunately we expect short period of these extreme temperatures. I know things are starting to moderate for you and hope things like power , water & transportation return to normal soon!
I'm in Michigan so winter storms are the norm for me. We have had some unseasonably ~warm~ temps the last week! like in the high forties.. which is basically summer for us here & now! lol. so glad the storm has passed - literally. Stay warm!
Live in Toronto with lots of cold and snow and deal with it accordingly. Ice storms are another issue that can cause loss of electricity and accidents . Hope you keep safe and are back to normal soon. Love your videos
My sister loose power for three days. She leaves in Justin, TX, I am glad she's doing better now and the temperatures are better this days. Thank you Julia for sharing your videos even during this difficult times. Always enjoy seen Luna having fun playing in the snow
My heart goes out to you guys, I had been following what was going on in Texas in the news and it was terrible to see the devastation this storm caused. I live in Ontario, Canada so it’s normal for us to have storms like this throughout the winter. I’m glad to see that you guys are safe and doing ok♥️
It was awful but thankfully we are through the worst of it! I've been to Ontario once and loved it - it was in the summer though so it was much warmer :) Thank you Becca!
Glad to see you are getting thru this ok. Next time you have a storm (or when you think there may be water issues), fill up your bath tub right away. This way you have emergency water available (at least you can use it to flush).
You are absolutely freaking GORGEOUS !!! I watch your videos and I don’t give two hoots about flying but your just so dam beautiful to look at !! And your little mole on your face is soooooo cute 🥰 and
As a Chicagoan our winter was worse than yours but we are prepared…. I’m not sure what the hell happened in TX!! Just so glad everybody is safe and sunny ☀️
Warm greetings from Puerto Rico Julia, I hope everyone can recover soon. Luna has become in one of my favorite things of your videos. I can’t wait for your next video, so happy for all you guys that are going back to fly soon!!
Most of the United States is on a national electric grid which means that if a state loses power they can get some from neighboring states or even Canada. However Texas has its own power grid because it didn't want to have to comply with federal safety and cost requirements.
Hi Julia love your channel I live in Connecticut we just had three major storms in three weeks and now this week high in the 50’s have to love New England
Hi, Julia.😊. I'm glad that you're ok and everyone in Texas. And yesterday, there was a train collision with a semi and exploded in Cameron, Texas. The driver and the conductor are ok. So...yeah. Good news on the weather right now is warm in the south.🎉. Take care of yourself and be safe.😊😙💙💙💙💙😊👍
Here in MT we had 9 below with no loss of power or interruption of water usage. I really feel for the people that had no power for days and no water. You are right when you say it’s going to take a while to get back to normal. Prayers for all of those who are suffering.🙏
So glad you three are safe. Even though I live in Canada when it snows in Vancouver the city basically becomes paralyzed. We are used to grey sky’s and lots of rain. Below 0 C we panic. Stay safe.
I just join your channel love the video you make it puts a smile in my soul I’ve been watching a while now and I join to see you reach 100,000 subscribers your almost there keep up the great work. God Bless you,Eric and Luna.
Yesterday, it was 34 degrees, which was awesome, so I wore capri leggin's, a short sleeve t-shirt, Cozychic vest, and rain booties. I don't put on long pants or long sleeves until it's below freezing. LOL Unless I'm going to be outside more than to and from the car, I just don't really get cold. Yesterday it was sunny and 34 and I was loving it.
I am so glad that you, Eric and Luna made it through this crisis relatively okay. I recently purchased some biodegradable, plant based, tree free, disposable bowls. The company that makes them is a zero carbon emissions facility. They are microwavable and something that you can use pretty much guilt free.!🤣. I found them just by chance in my supermarket. I checked on-line and noticed that Amazon sells them. Just thought you might enjoy knowing that such products exist for those rare times that you would need them.😊. Take care and say hi to Eric and please give Luna a big hug from me. 🤗❤🛫🙏🌎
Oh that’s awesome - we’ll definitely be looking for those! I’m all for environmentally friendly products! 🙂 thankfully we made it through okay! Have a wonderful week !
I grew up in Alberta Canada. Used to snow and low temperatures. The city infrastructure can handle storms. Its scary to see how the homes are built in warm weather states with all the pipes bursting.
Living in Northeast Ohio... we're so used to situations like this where we get 6-8 inches of snow or temperatures at or below 0. That being said, we're much better prepared for situations like this than Texas is. Typically, our county during a snow storm has 14 snow plows out PLUS all the city trucks. Glad you guys made it through and you didn't have any pipes burst or any other major damage!
I live in Illinois . We have low temps especially during January and February. We had negative temps and snow but r town does well at clearing the roads. So glad u all r recovering from the polar vortex
We used to get into the negatives in Colorado too and they do a much better job of clearing the roads as well, we're so happy to be through the storm! Thank you for watching :)
I am in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and we have had the second snowiest February ever, nearly 50 inches but we have not had any issues with loss of power and water. I am glad everything is getting back to normal for you. I am looking forward to your next video
To many it wasn't a storm but to us here it was because a lot of people living here have never seen/dealt with snow in their entire life + our city doesn't have the infrastructure to handle it, that's why it was such a big deal here in Texas. But relative to other storms across the country this was small!
Hope you are ok there in Dallas, TX with the bad winter storm there. One vlogger from California just took a road trip through Interstate 10 East to Florida and had never seen San Antonio and Houston bad winter storm and said that he almost ran out of gas there but he was lucky he finally made it to Florida.
Glad you and Luna and your husband are safe, I had some snow in my area luckily I didn’t lose power. Im upgrading my Samsung S9 that’s getting old to a new phone with a stronger battery get new flashlights and batteries always trying to be prepared for power failures. Stay safe Julia
Yeah the amount of snow down there is equal to a "dusting" here in NY state lol. But when my late brother lived in the Dallas area back in the 80's he got a little snow on occasion but nothing like this. My heart aches for those still dealing with the fallout in TX and elsewhere. There have been times, living in Buffalo, when temps were in the 70's one day, then less than 24 hours later, flakes were flying! Weather geeks like myself get off on this stuff LOL. Seriously I'm so glad you're ok. Stunning drone shots
I live in England where we had a storm a few years ago that flooded hundreds of properties and half the shops in town. It took a week for the power to get sorted and there are still empty shops that haven’t re-opened. I’m a leader with the scouts and do a lot of camping so I had lots of equipment that I could share out, so we all had lights, we could cook and make hot drinks, and we could all stay warm.
NJ! Last few winters here have been extremely mild, but so far we have had so much snow this month alone, and the first one we got 16+ inches, and the week after we got 6 more inches! Be careful when dealing with snow, it may look fun to play in, but driving is a whole other story. Stay safe!
Julia, As I think you know I live in Mass. While we ARE used to snow and driving in it. It is NOT normal to be without power and water The worse that we had to deal with was an ICE storm that shut down power in my neighborhood for I think 3 days. (Stayed at a friends), I hope the power companies didn't gouge you. Hang in there. Jon
I live in northern Minnesota so we are used to the freezing cold and storms however this last bout of freezing below temps was a bit much ! Lasted over a week with highs in the below zeros! I am glad to get this updated video on your situation
Snow has a way of messing things up, even in countries that are covered with it the whole winter. Loosing water and power though, thats pretty bad. The biggest problems we get here are people not being able to go to work safely and logistics problems until the major roads get cleared, which can take up to a few days (depending on the conditions) despite having a pretty significant snowplow fleet. I heard in some places in Finland and Iceland, they have heated roads 😳 must be nice to live in one of those first world countries 😂
I live about 40 miles south east from Chicago. While you were going through your storm, we got about 12 inches of snow on top of the foot of snow that was already on the ground. We also had temps below 30 degrees for at least 4 weeks. We have had highs in the 40's all week, and there is still snow on the ground. Through out all this, everything was business as normal.
It was the worst nightmare I ever lived through. Historic was the appropriate word for sure. It was insane. We did lose our power for about 30 hours and our house was around 40 when power was restored. To eat something warm again was refreshing. I did lose many things in my fridge I think most of my frozen things made it because of the extremely cold temps. I had insulated the outside pipes well but my kitchen and laundry pipes were a concern. One toilet froze but the other was okay until we lost our water but thank goodness it was only for about 6-8 hours and I did have bottles of water to drink. Glad you made it through the storm and Luna didn’t suffer cabin fever too much. She was so cute running in circles. My girls used to do that when they’d get really excited when were play sometimes.
I live in New England so this is normal. We had three storms in one week and didn't blink an eye. I feel so bad for your guys, but I am glad you are safe! Be well 💗
I live in Calgary, Alberta. We get storms like you got several times a winter. (Sometimes in fall and spring too!). Two weeks ago we got 14 days of -25C highs and -35C lows. Last December just before Xmas we got a snowstorm that dropped 40cm (About 16 inches) of snow in a 24 hour period. So yeah, we're fairly well prepared for winter conditions.
I’m from Canada originally, but now live outside of Houston. We lost power and heat for over 48 hours and had to boil water for 6 days (I think? It’s all a blur 😂) It honestly wasn’t that cold (for me), but because Texas is so unprepared for the cold weather, it was a disaster 🤦🏻♀️ Hopefully they’ll learn from this and fix the power grid before it happens again
I live in Norway, so we're used to pretty severe winter weather. Thankfully I don't live up north where it's permanently dark for months on end and the temperatures can drop to -40C, but even here in the south we had around 3 weeks of -15 to -20C which was more than enough for me 😅 The electricity price skyrocketed during the cold spell, but thankfully our power stayed on and we had running water throughout it.
Living in Nebraska we can go from zero degrees to seventy in one day. Or we can mow our lawn one day and be shoveling six inches of snow the next. It is pretty crazy how the weather can change so dramatically in a short amount of time no matter where you live!
I live in WNY south of Buffalo NY and we get storms like that (or way worse) quite often. Schools stay open even if we get 12 inches of snow most times unless blowing and causing whiteouts. I totally get it why Dallas is having such a hard time with it with no snow fighting equipment. Glad you made it through that mess.
Yeah I think that's what made it the most difficult was just not having the proper equipment and measures in place to handle it! Wow I can't believe the snow some of the areas get around the US, wild to me!
Glad you guys are doing well. Yea, that's typical here in Michigan. We have tons of salt and ice melter equipment.. Just think tho, Luna enjoyed the snow, Lol.. Be safe😃😃
I live in rural AZ in the northern part of the state. Power outages and no water is nothing new for us. I hope everything gets back to normal soon. Stay safe.
Hello Julia!! I have thought of you, and wondered how you were doing! I've watched all the news coverage about the snow storm in Texas, and it's quite a tragedy. I'm happy you have your electricity and water back!! We get snow and freezing rain up here in the Vancouver, WA-Portland, OR area once in a while. Not enough that people get good at driving in it, though. So, it turns into total mayhem on the roads!! Happy to hear you will soon get your Flight Attendant "stuff" back soon!! Take care and have a nice rest of your day!!
live in MN during the polar vortex our regular temperature was -23 wind chill to -45.. and two weeks later we are going to be at 64 tomorrow! weather is crazy!!
I bet you can't wait till the summer when the temperature reaches 90'F....and then you reflect on this moment...being from Canada we'd say you're having balmy weather there...LOL
Yes, these storms are quite common here in Germany. As for power loss, I have been living in Germany for 20 years now and the longest we lost power has been 10 minutes. And at most our power has flickered maybe 3 times over 20 years. I think it helps greatly that power lines are mostly underground. Funny how quickly the weather can change, we went from a foot of snow and 8* to near 60* and sunny in 24 -36 hours. I prefer the latter. 😂
We are so thankful to be home, warm, & safe! 🏡 thank you everyone for watching! ❤️
I am so glad you are safe and warm and hope you had a wonderful weekend and I love ❤️ and I am sorry about the horrible winter 🥶 storm ⛈ praying 🙏🏻 the snow melts and spring comes and you are so special inspiration xoxo 😘
Luna is so adorable and praying 🙏🏻 her your power back on and I am so sorry 😢 you lost power and water and does Luna have any dogs 🐶 friends? Do have doggy friends come over to play with Luna sometimes? Here for you if you need anything xoxo 💋
@@laurenschenck5355 you are so sweet 💗
@@heidihogue-komm5179 Thank you 🤗💜
@@laurenschenck5355 my pleasure stay safe and God Bless
it looks like a winter wonderland at the start of the video. glad you and your family are safe. Luna is just precious
Julia
My wife and I lived through the ice storm of 1998 here in Eastern Ontario Canada. The power was out for Jennifer for 13 days. At the time she had two small children and lived with her parents whose house was heated with a wood stove.
As a native Vermonter, we probably wouldn't classify what Texas experienced as a storm......but we expect that kind of weather and are well prepared for it. I dont belive this is the end of the storms for you folks. My hope is that the powers that be in Texas, wake up to reality and start worrying about their constituents, instead of just themselves. I am very happy to hear you are on your way back to normal, and I pray that rest of the state can achieve that very soon.
Yeah I bet! The issue is we just weren’t prepared for it 😢
Ted Cruze said the weather in Cancun was fantastic!
Glad you, Eric and Luna made it safely through the storm, Julia. Stay safe!
You may not have liked the snow but I did!! 🐶☃️
Love 💘 Luna
Of course you did. And I loved you doggie moustache from the snow
You're such a Golden Retriever, Luna :)
Luna, I think you just love life, period.
Grazie Giulia...! Video Bellissimo ! Thanks to you ... a hug virtual to you and Miss Luna !
Thank you, virtual hug back!
Glad Luna enjoyed the snow !
Hahah she LOVED it!!
People don't have much of a problem driving or getting around in Toronto's winters. You learn to adapt to the conditions. Heard about this storm all over the news and it's good to know that you and yours made it through !
It’s always nice to come after spending time at a vacation destination.
Luna getting riled up was sooooo adorable! I love when my pup gets the zoomies, especially in the house sliding around on hardwood floors. 😂
Glad you guys are all safe and warm!
Hahah she always gets so wound up it’s funny 😂 I think it’s so cute when they get zoomies!
So glad to hear that you and others are getting your Flight equipment back!
I'm glad your pipes didn't freeze! Thanks for documenting your experience. What a crazy mess.
Thanks for watching! It was a mess but we got through it!
Glad you three made it through without any major issues unlike some others. Keep safe!
Oklahoma got lots! Sending love to you Eric and Luna ❤️
Ahhh I bet! My friend Leah lives in Tulsa and she had snow as well! Thank you Ashley, sending you love back!
Glad that things are getting back to normal. If nothing else emergencies remind us that we need to be better prepared for when they happen in the future.
Exactly! We will be much better prepared now if this were to happen again
So glad you, Eric, and Luna are warm and safe. Hopefully, you getting your FA stuff back is a sign of good things to come
Texas got hit so hard and unexpectedly. Glad you are enjoying warmer weather. Luna had a blast. The drone video was great.
Thank you, I still can’t believe we got so much snow!! Hahah Luna did love it though 🐶❄️
You make my minutes watching your videos to feel like im there with you and you make me feel so positive!! Thank you! Hope you the best!
That warms my heart, thank you for following along and being here with me!
@@JettingJulia Thank you as well! 🥰🤗
It does have to make ya wonder.....2020 a wild year and it continues into 2021.......stay safe!
Right?! It's the year that just never ends!
I would never be able to deal with the pandemic + not working + a snow storm. Wow. I take my hat off to you !
Hello julia I'm happy to hear you are coming back take care God Bless
Glad to see y’all are safe and getting back to normal. Growing up in Philly, we had a regular dose of snowstorms where we would get between a foot and two of snow. However, in general we were prepared for it. Usually the thing that was worse than snow was ice storms. Usually they would knock out power but fortunately not for too long of a time. I hope that Texas’ government heeds this as a warning bc according to some studies that I’ve read this could become a regular occurrence. Mostly it is driven by climate change which unfortunately there are far too many deniers. Best wishes for continued good health and a quick return to normal.
Wow JJ, you all sure got hammered. I’m from the Chicago area and last week we got 17 inches of snow and temps went to -20. But here you can’t be surprised by that. Water, and access to water should never be taken for granted....we are all so lucky and blessed here compared to other parts of the world. HI LUNA...you sure have tremendous eye-mouth coordination.
Oh my gosh -20?!?! That soooo cold! I agree access to water and power should never be taken for granted.
I live in Montana and while we may lose power due to wind/snow storms, we are usually prepared for it which is helpful, of course. Also a lot of homes here have wood stoves or propane heat so it's easy to keep your house heated if it you do lose power in the winter (which has been twice this winter already). Glad you guys made it through!!
I wish we would have better prepared for it - but now we know for next time!
@@JettingJulia usually it only takes once to be prepared for life 😂 you’ll have a case of water on hand from here on out!!
Glad your power and water came back on sooner than later. Years ago when it was freezing outside and we had no power it was hard trying to sleep. I took pillows and cushions from the couch and laid them on the floor next to the bed. Then took chairs and set them so we could put blankets over them and on top of the bed...basically making a small tent. This kept our body heat inside and when I checked the temp in the morning it was 38 degrees in the house and 78 degrees inside our " tent". Needless to say we stayed under our covers most of the weekend.
Snow can be melted for a little water as needed also.
Glad you're all doing ok and that you will be getting your fight necessities back. Take care, hugs from the old man.
Wow, Julia, that's alot of snow you had. I bet Luna didn't know what to think of it!!! I hope all is OK again now and the water ban is lifted. I hope you are all OK...... the bad weather in Texas made it to our news. Where I work, which is a very well known UK supermarket chain, customers were limited to certain items in certain numbers. We had so many hoarders before the pandemic, it was shocking........ hope you, Eric and Luna are all OK
Hahah I think Luna loved it, it was so fun watching her play in it! We are all okay now! Thank you :)
I live in Alaska and it can get - 26 with winds and ice and snow Glad your all safe
It is great to hear you are safe and warm. 😀
Thank you!! 🙂
@@JettingJulia A pleasure Julia enjoy the rest of your week. Also hope your water gets the all clear an you do not have to boil it to. 😀
Glad your all OK, we have been praying for you all in Texas, Stay safe, I love your videos and I love miss Luna.🦊 ❄❄❄
Thank you so much!!
Living in Edmonton Alberta Canada, we just came through a bit of a cold spell for 10 days. Minus 30C to minus 40C lows, and highs of minus 25c. On the bright side it was very sunny. Fortunately we expect short period of these extreme temperatures. I know things are starting to moderate for you and hope things like power , water & transportation return to normal soon!
I'm in Michigan so winter storms are the norm for me. We have had some unseasonably ~warm~ temps the last week! like in the high forties.. which is basically summer for us here & now! lol. so glad the storm has passed - literally. Stay warm!
Live in Toronto with lots of cold and snow and deal with it accordingly. Ice storms are another issue that can cause loss of electricity and accidents . Hope you keep safe and are back to normal soon. Love your videos
Glad to know that you are well and didn’t have any property damage! What a relief!
I am SO grateful we didn't have any property damage and the worst of the storm is over!! It was a bit scary!
My sister loose power for three days. She leaves in Justin, TX, I am glad she's doing better now and the temperatures are better this days. Thank you Julia for sharing your videos even during this difficult times. Always enjoy seen Luna having fun playing in the snow
My heart goes out to you guys, I had been following what was going on in Texas in the news and it was terrible to see the devastation this storm caused. I live in Ontario, Canada so it’s normal for us to have storms like this throughout the winter. I’m glad to see that you guys are safe and doing ok♥️
It was awful but thankfully we are through the worst of it! I've been to Ontario once and loved it - it was in the summer though so it was much warmer :) Thank you Becca!
Glad to see you are getting thru this ok. Next time you have a storm (or when you think there may be water issues), fill up your bath tub right away. This way you have emergency water available (at least you can use it to flush).
You are absolutely freaking GORGEOUS !!! I watch your videos and I don’t give two hoots about flying but your just so dam beautiful to look at !! And your little mole on your face is soooooo cute 🥰 and
As a Chicagoan our winter was worse than yours but we are prepared…. I’m not sure what the hell happened in TX!! Just so glad everybody is safe and sunny ☀️
Preparation is key for weather like this! Hahah right?! I couldn't believe it either!
Warm greetings from Puerto Rico Julia, I hope everyone can recover soon. Luna has become in one of my favorite things of your videos. I can’t wait for your next video, so happy for all you guys that are going back to fly soon!!
Thank you so much! Ahhhh can't wait to hopefully go back to Puerto Rico soon!
Here is Wisconsin people don't start panic buying until the snowfall is over 6" in an afternoon. We rarely ever lose power or water.
Most of the United States is on a national electric grid which means that if a state loses power they can get some from neighboring states or even Canada. However Texas has its own power grid because it didn't want to have to comply with federal safety and cost requirements.
Hi Julia love your channel I live in Connecticut we just had three major storms in three weeks and now this week high in the 50’s have to love New England
I think having a Luna would be a blessing in your life.
She is SUCH a blessing to us 🥰
Yay! More drone footage! Even more YAY, you’re getting your FA stuff again!! ❤️
Thank you, whipping out the drone was fun! I really do need to use it more often 😀
❤️ Bring it on! 🙂
Hi, Julia.😊. I'm glad that you're ok and everyone in Texas. And yesterday, there was a train collision with a semi and exploded in Cameron, Texas. The driver and the conductor are ok. So...yeah. Good news on the weather right now is warm in the south.🎉. Take care of yourself and be safe.😊😙💙💙💙💙😊👍
Oh my goodness thankfully they are okay, how scary!
@@JettingJulia Yeah. It started at 6:46 am when the sky is blue. And the smoke could see it from miles.😧
All my life I’ve lived in places where snow came around quite often! First the Midwest and then the northeast/New England. I absolutely love it! ☃️
I love it, but not all the time! 😂❄️
Here in MT we had 9 below with no loss of power or interruption of water usage. I really feel for the people that had no power for days and no water. You are right when you say it’s going to take a while to get back to normal. Prayers for all of those who are suffering.🙏
So glad you three are safe. Even though I live in Canada when it snows in Vancouver the city basically becomes paralyzed. We are used to grey sky’s and lots of rain. Below 0 C we panic. Stay safe.
Great video Julia!! I don’t know why anybody would give you a thumbs down on this video! 😘
Oh thank you Pam!
I just join your channel love the video you make it puts a smile in my soul I’ve been watching a while now and I join to see you reach 100,000 subscribers your almost there keep up the great work. God Bless you,Eric and Luna.
Yesterday, it was 34 degrees, which was awesome, so I wore capri leggin's, a short sleeve t-shirt, Cozychic vest, and rain booties. I don't put on long pants or long sleeves until it's below freezing. LOL Unless I'm going to be outside more than to and from the car, I just don't really get cold. Yesterday it was sunny and 34 and I was loving it.
I am so glad that you, Eric and Luna made it through this crisis relatively okay. I recently purchased some biodegradable, plant based, tree free, disposable bowls. The company that makes them is a zero carbon emissions facility. They are microwavable and something that you can use pretty much guilt free.!🤣. I found them just by chance in my supermarket. I checked on-line and noticed that Amazon sells them. Just thought you might enjoy knowing that such products exist for those rare times that you would need them.😊. Take care and say hi to Eric and please give Luna a big hug from me. 🤗❤🛫🙏🌎
Oh that’s awesome - we’ll definitely be looking for those! I’m all for environmentally friendly products! 🙂 thankfully we made it through okay! Have a wonderful week !
I grew up in Alberta Canada. Used to snow and low temperatures. The city infrastructure can handle storms. Its scary to see how the homes are built in warm weather states with all the pipes bursting.
Right?! Something I had never even thought of!! Really scary!
Texas homes have single pane glass, we had to put blankets over the windows."
Living in Northeast Ohio... we're so used to situations like this where we get 6-8 inches of snow or temperatures at or below 0. That being said, we're much better prepared for situations like this than Texas is. Typically, our county during a snow storm has 14 snow plows out PLUS all the city trucks. Glad you guys made it through and you didn't have any pipes burst or any other major damage!
ahhh I didn't see a single snow plow here! Thank you, I'm so glad the storm only lasted a few days and our home didn't receive any damage!
Yes crazy weather negatives one week 70° the next. Glad you guys are safe.
Right?! Insane weather here!
I live in Illinois . We have low temps especially during January and February. We had negative temps and snow but r town does well at clearing the roads. So glad u all r recovering from the polar vortex
We used to get into the negatives in Colorado too and they do a much better job of clearing the roads as well, we're so happy to be through the storm! Thank you for watching :)
I am in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania and we have had the second snowiest February ever, nearly 50 inches but we have not had any issues with loss of power and water. I am glad everything is getting back to normal for you. I am looking forward to your next video
Oh wow that is sooo much snow! Stay warm and thank you for watching :)
Oh come one that is not a storm! I've 22" of snow outside my driveway - well that is a storm :) stay safe!
To many it wasn't a storm but to us here it was because a lot of people living here have never seen/dealt with snow in their entire life + our city doesn't have the infrastructure to handle it, that's why it was such a big deal here in Texas. But relative to other storms across the country this was small!
@@JettingJulia I was teasing you :) have a good evening
You all take care.
Praying for all of you in Texas!
Thank you so much, thankfully things are much better here now!
Hope you are ok there in Dallas, TX with the bad winter storm there. One vlogger from California just took a road trip through Interstate 10 East to Florida and had never seen San Antonio and Houston bad winter storm and said that he almost ran out of gas there but he was lucky he finally made it to Florida.
Omg that’s so scary! Bad timing 🥶
I was born in Buffalo NY and was there for 38 years, until I moved to Florida. I lived through a couple of blizzards in the 70's.
& now you're in much warmer beautiful weather - I'm jealous!
@@JettingJulia come on down! ☀️
Glad you and Luna and your husband are safe, I had some snow in my area luckily I didn’t lose power. Im upgrading my Samsung S9 that’s getting old to a new phone with a stronger battery get new flashlights and batteries always trying to be prepared for power failures. Stay safe Julia
I’m used to snow and cold in Jersey, but we are so much more ready for storms. It’s so crazy what happened in Texas! Glad you’re safe.
Yeah the amount of snow down there is equal to a "dusting" here in NY state lol. But when my late brother lived in the Dallas area back in the 80's he got a little snow on occasion but nothing like this. My heart aches for those still dealing with the fallout in TX and elsewhere. There have been times, living in Buffalo, when temps were in the 70's one day, then less than 24 hours later, flakes were flying! Weather geeks like myself get off on this stuff LOL. Seriously I'm so glad you're ok. Stunning drone shots
Weather and storms are wild! You never know what you're going to get! & thank you, I loved bringing the drone out again! :)
I live in England where we had a storm a few years ago that flooded hundreds of properties and half the shops in town.
It took a week for the power to get sorted and there are still empty shops that haven’t re-opened.
I’m a leader with the scouts and do a lot of camping so I had lots of equipment that I could share out, so we all had lights, we could cook and make hot drinks, and we could all stay warm.
Camping gear would have been handy here too...just didnt think of it. Arlington Texas
NJ! Last few winters here have been extremely mild, but so far we have had so much snow this month alone, and the first one we got 16+ inches, and the week after we got 6 more inches! Be careful when dealing with snow, it may look fun to play in, but driving is a whole other story. Stay safe!
Omg 16 inches?! Jeeze!
Julia, As I think you know I live in Mass. While we ARE used to snow and driving in it. It is NOT normal to be without power and water The worse that we had to deal with was an ICE storm that shut down power in my neighborhood for I think 3 days. (Stayed at a friends), I hope the power companies didn't gouge you.
Hang in there. Jon
Gosh an Ice storm just sounds dreadful 😭 we’ll see how our power bill is next month lol
I live in northern Minnesota so we are used to the freezing cold and storms however this last bout of freezing below temps was a bit much ! Lasted over a week with highs in the below zeros! I am glad to get this updated video on your situation
Oh my gosh I can only imagine, I don't think I could live somewhere SO cold! lol thank you for watching :)
Snow has a way of messing things up, even in countries that are covered with it the whole winter. Loosing water and power though, thats pretty bad. The biggest problems we get here are people not being able to go to work safely and logistics problems until the major roads get cleared, which can take up to a few days (depending on the conditions) despite having a pretty significant snowplow fleet. I heard in some places in Finland and Iceland, they have heated roads 😳 must be nice to live in one of those first world countries 😂
Woah heated trucks?! That's pretty awesome!
I live about 40 miles south east from Chicago. While you were going through your storm, we got about 12 inches of snow on top of the foot of snow that was already on the ground. We also had temps below 30 degrees for at least 4 weeks. We have had highs in the 40's all week, and there is still snow on the ground. Through out all this, everything was business as normal.
It was the worst nightmare I ever lived through. Historic was the appropriate word for sure. It was insane. We did lose our power for about 30 hours and our house was around 40 when power was restored. To eat something warm again was refreshing. I did lose many things in my fridge I think most of my frozen things made it because of the extremely cold temps. I had insulated the outside pipes well but my kitchen and laundry pipes were a concern. One toilet froze but the other was okay until we lost our water but thank goodness it was only for about 6-8 hours and I did have bottles of water to drink. Glad you made it through the storm and Luna didn’t suffer cabin fever too much. She was so cute running in circles. My girls used to do that when they’d get really excited when were play sometimes.
Those drone shots are incredible!
Thank you!! It was fun bringing the drone out again!
I live in New England so this is normal. We had three storms in one week and didn't blink an eye. I feel so bad for your guys, but I am glad you are safe! Be well 💗
what a amazing woman!
Hope you Luna and Eric are doing ok during this winter storm
Thank you!! 💕
I live in Calgary, Alberta. We get storms like you got several times a winter. (Sometimes in fall and spring too!). Two weeks ago we got 14 days of -25C highs and -35C lows. Last December just before Xmas we got a snowstorm that dropped 40cm (About 16 inches) of snow in a 24 hour period. So yeah, we're fairly well prepared for winter conditions.
I’m from Canada originally, but now live outside of Houston. We lost power and heat for over 48 hours and had to boil water for 6 days (I think? It’s all a blur 😂) It honestly wasn’t that cold (for me), but because Texas is so unprepared for the cold weather, it was a disaster 🤦🏻♀️ Hopefully they’ll learn from this and fix the power grid before it happens again
Oh my goodness! 6 days?! Jeeze! Glad things are back to normal now!
Indiana is always like this 😂😂😂. Glad yall are safe. My Dad and Aunt live there as well yall stay safe!
I live in Norway, so we're used to pretty severe winter weather. Thankfully I don't live up north where it's permanently dark for months on end and the temperatures can drop to -40C, but even here in the south we had around 3 weeks of -15 to -20C which was more than enough for me 😅
The electricity price skyrocketed during the cold spell, but thankfully our power stayed on and we had running water throughout it.
Gosh I could never live in dark/cold temperatures for months out of the year!! Thank goodness you had power/water!
Living in Nebraska we can go from zero degrees to seventy in one day. Or we can mow our lawn one day and be shoveling six inches of snow the next. It is pretty crazy how the weather can change so dramatically in a short amount of time no matter where you live!
Hahah that's wild! Denver was like that when we lived there too!
I live in WNY south of Buffalo NY and we get storms like that (or way worse) quite often. Schools stay open even if we get 12 inches of snow most times unless blowing and causing whiteouts. I totally get it why Dallas is having such a hard time with it with no snow fighting equipment. Glad you made it through that mess.
Yeah I think that's what made it the most difficult was just not having the proper equipment and measures in place to handle it! Wow I can't believe the snow some of the areas get around the US, wild to me!
May God 🙏💯 bless u always may God give u all our the world happiness and also healthy wealthy life keep smiles always on ur face 😊😊
Glad you guys are doing well. Yea, that's typical here in Michigan. We have tons of salt and ice melter equipment.. Just think tho, Luna enjoyed the snow, Lol.. Be safe😃😃
I live in rural AZ in the northern part of the state. Power outages and no water is nothing new for us. I hope everything gets back to normal soon. Stay safe.
good news, Luna loves snow!
Yes she sure does! 🐶❄️🥶
Hopefully the snow melting doesn't cause any flooding. Not sure how much is gone already. Take care out there!
I'm watching some of your old ones and you're giving me flashbacks because I got ran over at Kroger for toilet paper because I work for them LOL
Glad your safe!
Thank you, we feel so blessed!
@@JettingJulia god is good
Hello Julia!! I have thought of you, and wondered how you were doing! I've watched all the news coverage about the snow storm in Texas, and it's quite a tragedy. I'm happy you have your electricity and water back!! We get snow and freezing rain up here in the Vancouver, WA-Portland, OR area once in a while. Not enough that people get good at driving in it, though. So, it turns into total mayhem on the roads!! Happy to hear you will soon get your Flight Attendant "stuff" back soon!! Take care and have a nice rest of your day!!
When I lived in Seattle a few years ago I always remember the roads being mayhem when it would snow!! Thank you for watching Alan!
I live in Norway, and a Texas Blizzard we call tuesday. I hope things are back to normal now.
Hahah I bet! Thankfully we are all back to normal now
live in MN during the polar vortex our regular temperature was -23 wind chill to -45.. and two weeks later we are going to be at 64 tomorrow! weather is crazy!!
Hope you are all doing good! Was seeing the storm in The Weather Channel. Hope to see you flying again soon!
Thank you, we are doing so much better now! :) Hope to be flying again soon too!
I love Vampire Diaries! I've watched the entire series multiple times, and The Originals :-)
I haven't watched The Originals yet but VD is such a good show I'm obsessed! lol
I'm from Alaska and we simply don't have these problems when a snowstorm hits us.
Some really nice drone shots you've got there!
Thank you, it was fun bringing it back out again!
Wow! Luna is always such a chill doggie. Why did she react like that? In Canada WE know how to deal with winter!
Greetings from Finland, where there is snow 5-6 months of the year. We had last month snowstorm with 30 cm ( one feet) of snow in two days.
Oh my gosh that is a lot of snow!! 🥶❄️
I bet you can't wait till the summer when the temperature reaches 90'F....and then you reflect on this moment...being from Canada we'd say you're having balmy weather there...LOL
I can't wait!! GIVE me the heat!
Yes, these storms are quite common here in Germany. As for power loss, I have been living in Germany for 20 years now and the longest we lost power has been 10 minutes. And at most our power has flickered maybe 3 times over 20 years. I think it helps greatly that power lines are mostly underground. Funny how quickly the weather can change, we went from a foot of snow and 8* to near 60* and sunny in 24 -36 hours. I prefer the latter. 😂