This picture is my driveway, where the cone is placed, on Friday which had about 2 feet of water at that point, more came. The fire trucks and city services arrived just in time to pump the water out and we were lucky, no damage to our home. We all have our own pumps due to our property arrangements, our homes being lower than the street level. Across the street from us is a city maintained drain that never works when we have a big storm. Friday's storm was the biggest in our local history, almost 8" of rainfall. I called DH from work and he came home. My son came to help out as well. Again, we were fortunate not to have any severe water damage but some of our neighbors were not so lucky. I am NOT complaining as I have seen what happened in Nevada and how many people incurred devastating damages.
So, I have made myself a promise again, I make this promise every so often and I loose perspective, so AGAIN, my promise is to never take the loss of anything monetary that serious again!!! This young man lost his life in his endeavor to come to the aid of another, THAT IS WHAT I CALL LOSS! Too sad to say much more other than thank you all in blogland for giving me this format to vent. I am grateful for that more than you know.
Take care, don't fret about the small stuff and remember, HUG LIFE......Marylou:(
9 comments:
wow! a reminder to us all, don't sweat the small stuff, it's all small stuff. my dad (who died too soon at the young age of 54) used to say that to me all of the time. thanks for the reminder - debbie
This man is in my thoughts and prayers tonight.
Yes, no words, yes and yes...xoxo, e.
but love.
MaryLou, what a horrible tragedy. So many freak storms lately and I have learned not to worry about "things" anymore also. Life is more important. Prayers for all those affected by this. Hugs, Pat
You are all in my prayers. Blessings
Marylou, What a horrible tragedy about your dock neighbor. My heart goes out him and his family. How sad life is..You are all in my prayers.
Hugs ~Mary~
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