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Honestly, I should have read this story more thoroughly earlier. What can be more convincing than a true eye witness account from a 1st person's point of view perspective? I salut your collective hardwork to salvage what has been your lush home. I now know that the rich also cry when it comes to the disastrous propensity of TOO MUCH RAIN.

A very good work. You have refered to your next door neighbour in several points in your story. Readers would have been more familiar with a name (fictional, of course) since some real life persons would rather prefer to remain unanimous on printered pages and stuffs like this. It makes readers identify more with the characters in the story. Good job. Nice read.

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Gud luck....

Very good! Sorry about your troubles, but I know first hand that it often takes disasters and losses to help us set our priorities. Great story, keep up the good work.

I enjoyed this piece very much. You have a way of keeping the flow going that really kept me interested. Thank you.

When you get to my age, you soon realize two things:

1- Do not sweat the small stuff.

2- It's all small stuff!

QS

It's good to read a first hand account of current news. We usually don't see the news this way. I am glad that you are able to realize that losing possessions is not that bad.

Interesting account. I live in Canada and our country has had some pretty nasty disasters when it comes to flooding. Unfortunately the prime cause of it is modern development for profit with little thought to the future impact on the environment. Nature usually does teach the hard lesson by hitting us where it hurts...we lose everything just like Nature has when we hit it where it hurts.