I woke up to sunshine today.
Yesterday I went out of town to visit my brother, who lives 2 hours away. My daughter drove, and the weather was cloudy. We took a "connector" back road, and encountered a flooded section of road. As we drove through, we made chocolate milk-looking rooster tails on either side of my car! That is quite a bit of water.
We had a nice visit and a great lunch in Kelowna, and then headed out at around 3:30. We had to stop at a mall in Vernon to get something, and as we rounded the corner to the street that the mall is on, we encountered flooding again. This flooding happened during the 4 hours since we came through earlier. We also encountered more flooding on the roads coming home, and at one point our entire car was covered in muddy water from cars coming towards us, and my daughter had to put the wipers on high just so we could see to creep forward. A little ways down the road, I saw people making sandbags, and as I Iooked past them, I could see small homes surrounded with water.
Change happens. Daily. People are getting flooded out in all the surrounding communities. You never know how things will go, so the time to act is NOW. We only have this moment in time, and then it is replaced by the next. Don't hesitate to do what you really want to do with your goal of online marketing. I have had some setbacks in my life this week, and I was temporarily stressed, but I chose to keep moving forward with the lessons, even though I felt like my heart was not in it. Doing the lessons helped to keep me focused so that I was not focusing on my bad luck.
Last night I updated my goals and did some homework.Today I woke up to sunshine. I will spend a couple of hours working on my lessons, and then go out and sit in the sun to rejuvenate myself. An old jewel but a good one..."TODAY IS THE FIRST DAY OF THE REST OF YOUR LIFE".
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Sounds like you should find high ground and hunker down.
We are good. I lam blessed and thankful that we ive on the 3rd floor. More and more people in the surrounding areas are getting flooded out today. I am seeing friends on facebook posting videos of swollen rivers and creeks, and people are on their looking for pumps for flooded basements. It is sad. And a little shocking.