This is how it was on Saturday:
On a photo is not a river, it is a road about 3 km away from my home. And I do not sit in a boat or canoe, I safely sit in a car.
I hope and wish that one day I will leave this place and move to some drier one. To the one where on the mornings like this sun shines. And one which has a magnificent view on the mountains near by. I am not a 'water' person. If I had to rank four elements, this would be their order: air, earth, fire, .............water. The last on the list.
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Enjoy the water! Here in Australia it is so dry, we are on water restrictions as to how much we can use!! It has, however, rained a little bit today which has been nice.
Oh, then I will try to enjoy in what we have! :)
I would love to live on a lake or an ocean....but I would never want to have to worry about floods or having my possessions covered with floodwaters or mud. So I can see how you feel just by looking at that water. We are supposed to get 2 inches of rain today....it is very gray outside. I would rather have the snow.
I see what you mean, though, Pina. Too much of any sort of weather is hard to deal with. I complain about all the sunshine and warmth we get here but a friend of mine in Germany said she would love to have just a little bit of that sunshine!
That's amazing. How is your house now after the last dramas with damp - is it going to be okay this winter?
It is so good that we cannot control the weather, don't you think so? :)
Victoria, I hope that everything will be fine from now on. Neighbors have had some problems recently and it is for sure a mistake made by a constructor (or architect, who knows!) of the purifying plant that we need to have in every home (due to living in a marshy place). Though, my home is still the same as before, unfortunately. I am patiently waiting that promises will be fulfilled...
Whoa. That is a lot of water.
We're having some strange weather, too. As I write it is snowing outside, which is really rare, and the wind is blowing like crazy. I actually like it, but that is probably because we are all warm and cozy inside.
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