Just watching the news and especially that program on the ABC tonight... and seeing the destruction and ferocity of the fires and hearing the stories, watching their faces, imagining the terror, the heartbreak and the grief... it is impossible not to cry for them all.
Oh....Nikki, I have seen many pic's this morning on many blogs remembering the fires. I was ok until I saw this one.....My husband was gone for 3 days fighting those fires. This one has realy sent me to water. I never want to see devastation and power like that ever again! xx
This event is something that has been etched into our very souls no matter where in Australia we live. I live in Queensland and could not watch last nights program, I still go to tears. It is not only the people that have been affected, it is all the pets and animals that survived and still bare scars inside and are still so traumatised. But how do they tell us what is wrong? I praise the workers that are helping our furry friends re-establish their bonds and trust with their owners.
I LOVE to read your comments and they brighten my day. I can't respond unless your profile has an email address attached, though... And some days I simply don't have time to respond.... but I respond in a telepathic sort of way to each and every comment. xxx Nikki
I think it will be a long time before we forget that day.
ReplyDeleteJust watching the news and especially that program on the ABC tonight... and seeing the destruction and ferocity of the fires and hearing the stories, watching their faces, imagining the terror, the heartbreak and the grief... it is impossible not to cry for them all.
ReplyDeleteOh....Nikki, I have seen many pic's this morning on many blogs remembering the fires. I was ok until I saw this one.....My husband was gone for 3 days fighting those fires. This one has realy sent me to water. I never want to see devastation and power like that ever again! xx
ReplyDeleteThe photo says it all. You don't need words.
ReplyDeletethat photo tells a thousand stories.
ReplyDeleteThis event is something that has been etched into our very souls no matter where in Australia we live. I live in Queensland and could not watch last nights program, I still go to tears. It is not only the people that have been affected, it is all the pets and animals that survived and still bare scars inside and are still so traumatised. But how do they tell us what is wrong? I praise the workers that are helping our furry friends re-establish their bonds and trust with their owners.
ReplyDeleteThanks Nikki.
ReplyDeleteno, we certainly haven't x
ReplyDeleteI'm sure this will be with us for a long time.
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