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Life is relative I guess. As Foxy pointed out, our experiences
form our opinions.
Are nurses and teachers really so badly off, if you look at the
global scheme of things? Perhaps us Aussies are just too
spoiled to appreciate how good things really are here.
Farming has taught me some huge lessons in life, one of them
is to appreciate what we have and to take nothing for granted.
It is hardly being reported in the press, but WA is right now
facing one of its worst droughts ever, whilst the rain is pouring
in the East.
The ramifications, for the people involved, are huge. People
stressing out, as they are about to lose their farms. Millions
of sheep needing to be fed for the next 8 months until the
new season, nobody knows how it will happen. Already trucks
are moving thousands of sheep across the country, in a desperate
attempt to deal with the situation.
Tonight I got a bit of rain on my roof. It was unexpected, only
1-2 mm had been forecast. I'm not sure yet, but we got maybe
8 or 10 mm.
I can tell you that the sheer joy of hearing that bit of rain
on the tin roof, after such a long dry, makes all these petty
arguments about who earns a bit more then the other, seem
totally insignificant.
City people are spoiled, but they don't know it and don't appreciate
it. That is my perspective on things right now.