What i didn't do this weekend and what i did



This was a long weekend and like many sydneysiders, i was planning a trip out to Dubbo with friends.




However, there was torrential rainfall and storms in NSW this weekend too, destroying many people's plans to go out of town. It was quite scary - as we speak, the death toll is up to 9 and there are still floodings going on in parts of NSW. There was a section of highway that collapsed and sent a family of 5 down into the river and they all died.




Watch this video. Someone said that this showed the wrath of God.








So what did i do in the end?



We had hotpot at April and Kenneth's place. with a little alcohol - or a lot depending on who you were.

Just the right food for the weather.

Comments

Unknown said…
I am sure Roger is one of those who had ALOT of alcohol! hahah!

Hotpot always tastes good in winter!

Alcohol keeps one warm in this season! Enjoy it !!!

:)
June 12, 2007 at 8:17 PM
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