SWIRL

In an endeavour to get back some normality I went out ito the garden to check to see if Nature was still progressing its spring fling? and whoopee! it is.
Following the biggie again this morning at 7.50am I wondered if the current situation had changed the progress of Nature. It transpired that the epicentre of this mornings aftershock was in the mary Duncan Park which is right next to our house. I wondered why we had so much more damage and when I found this out realised why. Although not as big as Saturdays Quake the proximity made up for it.
The whole back wall of our house is now buggared. We will live on here meantime as the bottom floor is built of concrete and there are no cracks - whoopee. Its hard to believe the trauma people are suffering - Difficult to understand for those not involved - believe me you dont want to go through this.. I never understood the aftershock syndrome.
Enough -

my flower today is a hope for good things to come!
rgds pooba.