Needless to say, no school for the kids today, and my daughter managed to bog her car trying to make it to her first day of prac teaching. Looks like we have no choice but to stay home, drink hot chocolate and watch movies! I do hope though, that the rest of the Queensland blogging community is safe and well today, and out of the flood-prone areas.
Have a great day everyone, and stay out of the rain!
Kerri, oh my gosh!... a little rain... a creek?? Looks like a huge river! Please be carefull!
ReplyDeleteTake good care of you and the family... hot chocolate sounds good to me :)
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Wow! That's very full on Kerri! Stay safe and I hope the rain clears soon!
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OH MY!!!! That is not good and not such a little creek anymore! I hope that it stops raining soon and things go back to where they should be. I hope you didn't have any serious damage and your daughters car is ok! I hope you at least enjoyed your hot chocolate and movies!! :)
ReplyDeleteEek! That's one serious looking creek there my friend. On the positive side, being stranded in your house would be wonderful on a day like today, and the grass is really green!! Take care when paddling ok :)
ReplyDeleteHolly Molly! And I was complaining about the bit of flooding around our gate. I had to leave for a little while but it is nice to be back working from home. Hot chocolate sounds good.
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Wow Kerri that is an amazing amount of water, I hope you have a 4 wheel drive to ferry you through it all. We live in the Eastern suburbs and although the rain has been a constant for the last week or so I have not seen flooding that like (yet).
ReplyDeleteUmmmm. Serious water, Kerri! Stick with that hot chocolate - my mum in Murwillumbah said it had been non-stop rain, but I couldn't visualise this! I think I need to go to the webcam on the Tweed and check it out, for reassurance...
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri, isn't it horrible!!!! Your pictures are similar to my neighbours. The creek has broken its bank and the water is gushing... Number one son made it to school but number two is home with me today. His school had flooding. I hope our little bridge isn't flooded, I have to pick up number 1 son shortly and it looks all very daunting out there.... ;-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an incredible amount of water! Lets hope it receeds soon :)
ReplyDeleteoh no! where you live looks beautiful...hope the rain stops soon!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, and here I was just whinging about the rain making my lawn boggy! We dont get any flooding here, I hope it clears soon, and you dont loose your garden and driveway in the process!
ReplyDeleteHi Kerri some Decorating Forum members were chatting and showing pictures about this earlier today. It's quite incredible. The last time I visited Brisbane it was so dry. I do think you have a great attitude towards it. Enjoy your hot chocolates and stay safe:)
ReplyDeleteOMG, I would have stayed home today too. I must admit, being on the river here, I was wondering whether I should start packing my bags! I hope it clears for you soon!... although more forecast?! A-M xx
ReplyDeleteYour little creek looks like it grew into a sizable stream. Hope all are dry and safe.
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