245sam and other ChCh posters

I am lucky, as my house has not suffered anydamage it is an old wooden one.
Butthe big aftershock this morning, sent things offselves, in the pantry and cupboards. I was so shaky and upset, with this one than the big one Saturday morning, that I had to go to my daughter's for the day.
Am better now but like so many here are on 'tender-hooks'. but so grateful for what I have

And keep reading this from the Secret Daily Teachings, that I only received a few days ago.

Begin your day by feeling grateful.
Be grateful for the bed you just slept in, the roof over your head, the carpet or floor under your feet, the running water, the soap, your shower, your toothbrush, your clothes, your shoes, the refrigerator that keeps your food cold, the car that you drive, your job, your friends.
Be grateful for the stores that make it so easy to buy the things you need, the restaurants, the utilities, services, and electrical appliances that make your life effortless.
Be grateful for the magazines and the books that you read.
Be grateful for the chair that you sit on, and the pavement that you walk on.
Be grateful for the weather, the sun, the sky, the birds, the trees, the grass, the rain, and the flowers.

Pam

Ahmen Pam.delilah. It must be dreadful for you but you have your health and family.

Thank you for your kind thoughts. Over winter I had no colds or flu, now I have the flu and a couple of cold sores on my bottom lip. Away my body is reacting to the stress and I am caving carbs. So just listening to my body and 'TRYING' to keep things in prospective and know how lucky I am compared to many here in Christchurch.Pam

How is everyone getting on a month after the shake !

eastie3 - you will find regular updates on us in the 'circle of friends' thread .

I've been thinking of everyone there too Eastie. lets hope the shaky times stop very soon for you all there.