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My Week That Was

After spending three days to sleep off a flu and thought was ready to go back to work last Thursday, Typhoon Isang thought of flooding our streets and yes, our house.
That day some drainage system were being fixed plus it was high tide, so water ways are not as functional as they are before, resulting to floods up to the knees on the streets and ankle high in our sala. I managed to put all wiring up tie them together just in the nick of time. But some old memories were wet and my mom laid them on the floor upstairs to dry them up.
These are class pictures from my grade school and high school years, some Bicol vacations and Black and white photos of my grandparents.
One week has passed all is well, and hopefully it will not happen again.

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