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My Typhoon Ondoy Experience

Personal experience of the calamity that taught me to say with Job,
"the Lord giveth, the Lord taketh away. Blessed be the name of the Lord"

It was waist deep already that we had to leave our house as the flood rises so quickly...







My brother outside our house few hours before the flood reached over 6 feet high...


When the flood was gone, most properties were damaged but thankfully we are safe...








Damaged things, lost properties, tiring moments, frustrating long hours and many unforgettable flood experiences.

I will keep them as memories that taught me to trust in God's goodness and let go of material things that don't really matter in eternity


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