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22 Comments on Today my heart is with the suffering and the grieving..
Good morning James. The photo was taken from Busch Mtn. west of Eureka Springs.
Gary, thanks. Prayer is a good thing.
Praying right along with you for those affected by these storms. Hope the reprieve from rain comes soon!
Charles, I'm hoping that the break will come soon for your area and you will soon be sailing into a beautiful spring/summer season.
Charles, watching the news, they are still talking about all the storms/tornadoes ravishing the South! Praying no more lives are taken! Stay safe, my friend.
Charles, I'm sorry for the difficult waather that's befallen your area. My thoughts are with you.
You're always welcome to visit sunny California!
Kindest regards, Brian
Brian L. Sirota, Esq., Broker/Attorney, BriStar Realty, Orange County, California
My prayers are with those that lost. The same system is heading towards us in Metro Atlanta.
I always hate to see weather devestate lives, humans and animals...I hope the suffering stops soon for you and those affected.
Hi Charles,
I was worried about you when I saw those weatherchannel maps. Did you get any damage?
Doug et al, M. the girls and I are safe and sound. It will be great to get a break from the rain! The flooding is pretty scary. We have had evacuations in the area. Most of you know the drill, rain soaked earth letting loose of trees that fall on homes and cars and into roadways. Low lying areas with rain swollen creeks and leaking homes and the like. Misery for many.
Charles...praying for all those affected by these storms. We're under tornado watches right now and Middle Tennessee is getting hit pretty hard. We don't expect really bad weather until late this afternoon.
Those storms have moved through Texas on the way to Arkansas. I'm happy to tell you we have sunshine today. I'm hoping the storms are out of the way for a while as well!
Hi Charles - Thank you for your heartfelt post. My thoughts are with you and the others who are suffering with all this awful weather and its aftermath. What you've written is a good reminder to all of us to have gratitude for all that we have.
Our sentiments exactly Charles. Hopefully this too will pass and the Ozarks will be restored.
Charles, It saddens me greatly when I see catastrophe strike. The weather and other uncontrollable "whacks" that strike harder than we anticipate can rob families and communities. Hopefully, the Spring Storms will lighten up.
Raising Prayers for relief and restoration. Just rec'd an email from a friend in Virginia saying they are really getting hit and have had heavy hail.
Charles I so agree with your sentiment and I thought of friends nearby in Ark and Missouri and all my AR friends in these ravaged areas. Mother Nature can be cruel and the floods and home damage is something I am very sympathetic too. Hurricane Rita was only 5 years ago but still fresh on the minds of us here in Louisiana. I pray that volunteers and agencies will step up to the plate to help those who have experienced loss and are homeless or displaced from the wind and rain. Take care and stay dry and covered!
Charles.....I hope it moves out soon......it seems like we've had more this year than in years past.....Nice photo!
Hope you have a great day!!---Rob
Wow Charles this post really touched me. Well said and well written. Too bad you had to write it.
Friends, We are having much a needed reprieve. This is our second morning with sunshine. Rain in the forecast for Saturday and Sunday though. With just a 48 hour break rivers, creeks and lakes should recede. Thankful!
This is a part of living and I am so glad you are one who shows empathy while still looking ahead! Have a good weekend