We spent 15 hours fighting the small river that was flowing past our house yesterday. John was up around the clock pumping out water.
When the rain let up for about an hour I ran out and took a few shots. This one was particularly ironic.
My heart goes out to all the families here who are sitting in shelters, wondering what is happening to their home and possessions. Wondering if they will have a home to return to.
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This is so sad Lisa. I do hope things are better now. God be with you and your family.
I'm so sorry. I so want to cook for those people.
I know that doesn't help them get into a clean dry home and doesn't replace what they've lost...
How horrible.
My dear friend lives in Providence, RI. I was worried about her, but she's high up and safe. She told me how bad things are. Hopefully, the rains will stop enough for things to dry up. We got hit with floods like that about 17 years ago, and I still remember being landlocked and have photos of the waters covering the roofs of the horse stables below the hill where I life. Mother Nature can be a force to be reckoned with!
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