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The last seven (7) days have been traumatic to say the least. It started on 26th August (my birthday) half hour past midnight, Jon called to say he had an accident. He was coming home after sending Andrea home. He was driving the CRV along Clementi Road and just outside the Ngee Ann Poly entrance, he lost control of the car ... the car hit the kerb and a tree. The undercarriage was badly damaged, the driver side back wheel completely came off, both front tires burst, the windscreen was cracked! Miraculously he managed to bring the car under control and stopped on the slow lane. He was not injured and no other vehicle or person was involved. Thank God for looking after him.
Over the weekend, a hurricane (Hurricane Irene) hit the east coast of US; first hitting land in North Carolina and then moving north to New York and Connecticut. Yale was bracing for the worse stop in 50(?) years. Power outrage, flooding were expected, all services (except essential services) were shut down. Students were told to stay in rooms without windows in case the storm blew out the glass panes. On Sunday, we got news that the hurricane was downgraded, hit Yale and caused some damage but everyone was safe. Now it is just an experience to be remembered. Thank god. (The week before there was an earthquake in New York but Kenneth did not even feel it).
Is this the work of the seventh month? Glad the month is coming to an end.
The last seven (7) days have been traumatic to say the least. It started on 26th August (my birthday) half hour past midnight, Jon called to say he had an accident. He was coming home after sending Andrea home. He was driving the CRV along Clementi Road and just outside the Ngee Ann Poly entrance, he lost control of the car ... the car hit the kerb and a tree. The undercarriage was badly damaged, the driver side back wheel completely came off, both front tires burst, the windscreen was cracked! Miraculously he managed to bring the car under control and stopped on the slow lane. He was not injured and no other vehicle or person was involved. Thank God for looking after him.
Over the weekend, a hurricane (Hurricane Irene) hit the east coast of US; first hitting land in North Carolina and then moving north to New York and Connecticut. Yale was bracing for the worse stop in 50(?) years. Power outrage, flooding were expected, all services (except essential services) were shut down. Students were told to stay in rooms without windows in case the storm blew out the glass panes. On Sunday, we got news that the hurricane was downgraded, hit Yale and caused some damage but everyone was safe. Now it is just an experience to be remembered. Thank god. (The week before there was an earthquake in New York but Kenneth did not even feel it).
Is this the work of the seventh month? Glad the month is coming to an end.
