well, guys and gals, after a long dry spell due to El Nino phenomenon,
the first rain the come along is accompanied by strong typhoon.....
that brought a new calamity spell.....



don't worry, my family and i are fine... though i was a little bit
pressured.... long power failure means i have to run all emergency
generator....4000KW that consumes a lot of fuel..... the problem is
no where to get diesel supply and every body in the business district
looks for any available supply.....

Sorry to hear that Paul....

and I thought I had it bad..... Good luck mate..

JamieM wrote:

I wish you didn't have to go through all this hardships, but like Jamie stated, it relativizes out troubles quite a bit...
i pray all is well and repaired soon, and wish you the best.
keep us posted on the cleanup and let us know if you found the oil you needed for your generators.
My families thoughts and prayers are there for you, and i trust the Lord will comfort you and provide a solution to the problems, as he allways does!

My thoughts and prayers are with you and yours Paul!

wow. that looks pretty hectic. does that happen often Paul. I hope the best for you.

thank you guys and gals..... well after a disastrous days, weather
clears up and only few casualty... as of today it s 73 dead and a
few more missing....

cebo, we normally have more that 5o strong typhoon in a year
such occurrence is normal to us....

wow, thats crazy Paul. It sounds pretty scary. You must have storm cellars or something underground for the real bad typhoons.

Sorry you have to go through that... at least you and your family are ok. Keep your chin up!

cebosound wrote:

bunker is no use with us... last year, all those under ground shelter
proves to be useless when raging flood swept the entire area... even the
underpasses becomes useless when water became waistline deep on the main road

that is how filipinos had developed to be resilient at all time no matter
what calamities passed-bye....