very angry typhoon yesterday...
By kaezy_kulet
@kaezy_kulet (2465)
Philippines
June 22, 2008 9:03pm CST
typhoon "frank" was really really angry..winds were so strong and the rain really fell hard in our rooftops..we were all awake at 2am in the morning listening to the sound of the strong wind..lights suddenly were off and we are having fears by then..it looks as if the wind could blow our roofs..it was really scary we can't hardly sleep at all.. at 8am water came inside our house we lift our chairs and sofa set it was not that deep but we can't let our chairs to get wet and the water was dirty..oooh how i hate typhoons..
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@kaezy_kulet (2465)
• Philippines
25 Jun 08
yeah that is so sad..bodies where found inside the ferry boat and they were all floating wearing a life vest.
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@williamjisir (22819)
• China
25 Jun 08
Hello dear kk. I am so sorry that you have had so terrible and scary typhoon that has brought inconvenience to your life and work. But I am glad that you are safe from the angry typhoon.
Well, every year in July and August, we also some very terrible typhoons in the east part of China, which always causes great damage to people's property and threat to people . I hope that terrible and devastating typhoons will be far away from us so that everyone can live peacefully. Good luck to you and be safe, dear friend.
@salonga (27775)
• Philippines
23 Jun 08
So the flood devastated your day! So sorry for that! I really could feel for you because that had been our problem as well when we had not yet elevated our house. Now despite secured elevated home I still have some phobia with storms.
@scorpiobites (298)
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23 Jun 08
My son's house roof's fly and all there appliance was swift by ragging water from the moumtain going down the sea.I have to send rescue I'm here downunder.That's only help I can do to lessen there troubles.
@marsphuchung (90)
• Vietnam
25 Jun 08
I know it. After passing Philippines, it comes into Earth Sea. Fortunately, it doesn't come to Vietnam.
