Aussie Thoughts
Just my 2 cents
In this case I was referring to the locals you spoke of in #18 as 'The Captain' and myself as the outsider.Sometimes "the captain" knows less than one of his/her "underlings"
In this case I was referring to the locals you spoke of in #18 as 'The Captain' and myself as the outsider.Sometimes "the captain" knows less than one of his/her "underlings"
So how did your father-in-Law and his family fare after the cyclone? The wife's crew got by relatively unscathed.Physically I couldn't do much beyond throwing some coin at the problem, but the Fiji people have great resolve and the clean-up effort is moving right along.
There was a lot of flood damage and part of the roof was torn off, but no one was hurt. Not bad considering. I tried to help, but you know how Fiji is. The minute you get there your wellbeing becomes their priority and nothing else gets done. After a week I just made sure they had what they needed, building materials, food and such and left them to it. Last report the power was back on and the house had a new lid.So how did your father-in-Law and his family fare after the cyclone? The wife's crew got by relatively unscathed.
There have been quite a few times when I was convinced that the animals around me had a better sense of what nature was up to than I did.As it turns out, that was the only room in the house that came through the storm unscathed!
Yup, the little critters got it all over us in that regard. They haven't been taught to ignore their inner voice yet!There have been quite a few times when I was convinced that the animals around me had a better sense of what nature was up to than I did.
Most of the animals in tsunami areas seem to know what is coming.Yup, the little critters got it all over us in that regard. They haven't been taught to ignore their inner voice yet!
Fool is too kind of a word. Glad that the weather isn't tag teaming Fiji, but still scary. Thoughts and prayers with your family and friends.Some fools idea of a joke I suppose
Thanks Phyllis. Luckily, reports of a 2nd cyclone near Fiji turned out to be a hoax! Some fools idea of a joke I suppose, but the flooding is very real.
https://www.facebook.com/communitystandardsWhere do you even find FB community standards? I sure can't find it.
Apparently, that which does not interfere with ad revenue is perfectly acceptable to the Zuckster. I had a similar experience a few years ago when I complained about a photo of a dead baby in the street with a knife protruding from it's head. They refused to remove it on the same grounds, but did delete my niece's FB account for sharing it!If needlessly putting 1000's of people on edge that have already been through hell doesn't violate community standards, what does?
https://www.facebook.com/communitystandards
Apparently, that which does not interfere with ad revenue is perfectly acceptable to the Zuckster. I had a similar experience a few years ago when I complained about a photo of a dead baby in the street with a knife protruding from it's head. They refused to remove it on the same grounds, but did delete my niece's FB account for sharing it!
Actually, my Jackie has quite a following on FB.I'd love to tell them where they can stick it, but I don't have a Facebook page (nor do I want one.) I'll just enjoy the delegation as much as possible...