Sunday, January 9, 2011

The flood waters just keep on rising

Well we are stuck with no way out we live on the highest part of the river in Maryborough Queesnland we have our own little island and all roads around us cut off so as the flood waters are rising it has only 2 metres to go and it will break the banks on this side of the river.

My partner is staying at the local hospital as he has renal failure and in need of a kidney pancres transplant so they didn't want him to get any kind of infection with all the muddy water lying around. So it is just me his Mum and Dad and my little dogs Toyo and Tinkerbell.

Only a minimal amount of sewing has been done im working on an applique crib quilt and everything else has been packed up and has been moved to a higher place.

We are expecting more heavy rain and if so were told we will have to be evacuated no one likes to leave there home ;(







Keep me in your thoughts.
Adele xx

31 comments:

  1. HI Adele
    I am in Brisbane, north side and while we have a lot f rain no flooding for us, I feel so sorry for everyone and cross my fingers everyone will be ok.

    Take care
    Christine

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  2. How absolutely dreadful for you. We have been seeing pictures on TV here in the UK but when you know who is suffering it makes more of an impact. Will be thinking of you and hoping that you will all survive this ordeal.

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  3. Adele
    Even in South Africa we are aware of your floods and thinking of you. Praying with even more rain that you wouldn't have to evacuate.

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  4. Here in the US we see daily footage of the unimaginably large area under water in Queensland. Flooding, it seems to me, is the worst kind of disaster. I hope the rains will cease soon and that you won't have to evacuate. Our hearts go out to all of you.

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  5. Houston floods quite a bit, but nothing quite as devasting as what is happening there. We will pray that it stops raining and the floods recede! Take care of yourself and family!

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  6. Having the whole world know what you are going through does not do anything to ease the situation. Yes, it is making news in Japan as well. I pray for a safe outcome for you and your family.

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  7. I will pray for the safety of you and your family.

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  8. I don't know what to say. I wish you have the courage to hold on.

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  9. How awful, Adele. I hope relief from the rains comes soon. Please keep us posted.

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  10. Thank you for sharing your photos with us. I hope you will not have to leave your home because, as you said, that would be very hard. Of course your health and safety are the most important considerations so you will do what you have to do. Please continue to let us know how you are doing. We are thinking of you and wishing that all goes well and that the flooding stops soon. Take care, Adele....

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  11. Goodness! Please stay safe. Hope you can keep your lovely blocks (and fabrics) dry.

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  12. I do hope that you will remaine safe and dry. My prayers will be directed at all of you affected by this devastation and that the rains cease.

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  13. Prayers, Adele. To you, yours and the whole community. You have brought this much closer for many of us. We can empathize, share your burden and offer up our prayers for everyone's safety and peace.

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  14. So many thoughts and prayers to you and your family Adele, and I will absolutely add mine, take care.
    Cheri

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  15. OMG Adele, that must be awful! I hope you sand your family stay safe, take care.

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  16. Adele, you are all in my prayers

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  17. The flooding is just awful Adele! I'm so sorry you/your family are having to deal with this.
    I hope they're wrong about any more rain coming and the water starts to recede. Have a kit packed up, just in case though?
    Wishing you sunshine and happier days! :)

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  18. I am sure that everyone who reads of your predicament feels overwhelmed by what you are facing. There is nothing we can do but our thoughts are with you, hoping for the best possible outcome. All the best to you, your family and your community.

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  19. Be safe, Adele. Plus I hope your' partner gets his transplant.

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  20. So sorry to hear this. I hope the water recedes soon. Stay safe. Keep us updated.

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  21. Hi Adele, I will be thinking of you. I'm from Brisbane, but currently in Wagga. We'll be trying to get back to Bris by road this weekend, if we can. Prayers to your husband.

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  22. Hi Adele

    Just down the road from you (Hervey Bay). Was just thinking today how lucky we are as no floods here that I know about. Really feel for everyone going thru this. Stay safe and hope you don't have to leave your home.

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  23. We visited Queensland three times in the dry and cannot imagine your area flooded. We hope you and your family stay safe and your husband gets his transplant and all things turn for the better.
    Greetings from Holland

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  24. My thoughts are with you and your community Adele. 12 months ago we lost our house to a bushfire, but watching the floods - on the TV as is the rest of the world - our hearts go out to you.....yes, a fire is devastatingly quick but these floods are so insidious and heart breaking!

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  25. Adele,
    I have no words to express my feelings about your dreadful situtation. Keep strong.

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  26. Thinking of you Adele,keep safe not far from you in Cooloola. We are cut off too, wet,but luckily safe. Hope you can stay put but if not good luck in the move , Wendy

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  27. Oh, I've been thinking about you and all your neighbors in your part of the world. I pray waters recede soon so that everyone can dry out. Mother Nature is a fickle, fickle femme fatale sometimes. I hope you and your loved ones remain safe.

    In stitches,
    Teresa :o)

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  28. Hi, I am in NSW. Thinking of you, it's terrible !

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