
Several times we could not make it out
of the house without wearing rubber boots. One day after wading to school, the school was also in a lake of water. The teachers had made a bridge out of benches to get from the road to the classrooms. We really "dove" into our studies that day.

Questions:
-Has your house ever been flooded?
-Have you had fish swimming in your yard?
-Have you ever had school cancelled due to flooding?

1 comment:
Wow! That's a lot of rain!!! We thought it rained a lot when we were there--but never that much. When we first moved into our new house this summer, I dreamed that it flooded; but that's as close as we've gotten! I remember the fish swimming in the school yard at BAIS, but I haven't ever had fish in my yard anywhere I lived in the USA. And I've had school canceled due to snow, but not flooding. Our school here could flood if we had a hurricane, but thankfully that has never happened yet. I hope it never does. The school & houses here would be much more damaged by flooding than the buildings in Bangkok!
I'm still trying to figure out exactly where that second picture is taken. I sort of recognize it, and yet not quite. Maybe it's just because of all the water. Anyway, thanks for posting!
Mrs. Esther =)
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