... there was perhaps a moment when, perhaps, the wind was too strong to fly a kite ... but only a moment. I think we've had about three minutes of heavy rain since.
Obviously, many people south of Townsville have lost their homes and businesses, and perhaps i may possibly have enjoyed Kochies nervousness on the balcony a little too much. Whilst also being a little turned on at his stern dadlike cautioning of the cameraman who wanted to get some more impressive shots of a piece of guttering that had come off the building.
But also, somewhat suffering the guilt of wishing something a bit bad would happen to idiots flying to a natural disaster before it happens.
It's just wrong.
And the whole standing around outside during a cyclone thing ... ?!?!
You can take illicit drugs, hey?
It is probably safer.
Don't know what is organised vis a vis donations to flood/cyclone relief, but please consider qld if you have spare moola.
It's nice and warm at the moment, so no one is cold, and people help each other, so no one is starving, but replacing clothes and daily necessities costs a lot of money, not to mention all the businesses which won't be operating and employing people.
And cat food.
And kitty litter!
My cats won't crap outside when it is too wet.
Really, i am sure everybody has enough to put up with without cat shit on top of everything else.
Edit: over 30%heat and high humidity, no airconditioning or even ceiling fans because no power ... and no deodorant!
Edie edit: solar powered fairy lights are surprisingly useful.
That's how my family lit their bathroom for a week with the power off last cyclone.
A bit of light to help find the toilet comes in handy.
Sigh.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you are ok(ish). And my heart aches for those who are not.