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CHAPTER 1 – Flood Warning
"The President says no work either it is serious" my Mother continued. “He said the September rains this year have been much heavier than usual and the soil is very wet so only a small amount of rain could have significant impacts.” I overheard her talking to Uncle Hajarah “Haj, they are talking about flash floods due to the high intensity of the rainfalls at the peak of the flood season”. So over hearing mum talking about heavy rain and flash floods started to make me nervous. Uncle Hajarah told me to go and start collecting sand he had to make up sandbags to try and put around the house especially blocking up the doors. Puppy and I took the wheelbarrow down to the beach I was shouveling sand into it and Puppy was scratching it out. It turned into a game, until I remembered mums warning ‘We gotta be prepared” I rushed home with my sand and helped Uncle Hajarah bag it up. Mum was busy gather supplies, she said it was in case we had to leave immediately, or if services are cut off. She had to remember Granny’s specific needs, including medication. I told her not to forget Puppies special needs, like dog food, a bone and drinking water. Mum seemed more interested in drinking water for the family and I was running around drawing water from the well and Granny was boiling it up and putting it in large containers. “Add the bleach” mum kept saying. Uncle Hajarah had obtained extra batteries and everyone was busy charging their cell phones. Someone from America had once sent us a solar charger for phones and Uncle Hajarah was clutching it like his life depended upon it! Granny was busy putting all our important documents in a waterproof container, it was taking a long time because every time she came across a birth certificate, it always seemed to have a long story behind it. And the marriage certificate had stories about the great day, even the Passports had to pondered over, page by page remembering all those trips to far off lands. Aunty Dupe was busy putting items into bags include things like blankets, towels and clothing. Boxes contained all the extra tinned foods that Uncle Hajarah had got from the market. “Things are selling out the shelves are bare” he told mum. “This is a crisis, don’t forget the first aid kit.” Mum said we should make up a Family Disaster Plan, in which each person has a role and knows in advance exactly what to do and how to work together in case of emergency. All of a sudden I felt very lonely and ignored, all the adults were busy doing important things and I was told to just ‘go away,’ I felt very rejected and alone. I wondered where my Dad was. He did not live with us or even in our village. He worked in the Cocoa Farms and was often away from home but I did see him at times when he would bring bags of food for my Mum. He would sometimes talk to me on her phone. Even thought dad was not here I know I was important to my mum and dad. Mum was always telling me “Abah you are a special boy” She always told me God knew me and would quote the Bible “I knew you before I formed you in your mother’s womb. Before you were born I set you apart” It always made me feel special and I tried to remember this now as everyone was rushing around preparing for the BIG flood. But as time went on I started to get frightened, I wish Dad was here, no one seemed to have any time for me, so I went outside to find Puppy and we sat together and watched the dark storm clouds get darker, ‘full of rain’ Uncle told me, I wished they would go away and leave us alone.
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CHAPTER 2 - The BIG Flood
Suddenly there was a huge crash and the door broke and a lot of dirty water came rushing in and we realized that the river next to the house had broken its bank. We all backed into the bedroom where Granny was on the bed. The noise was terrifying with the crashing of falling trees and roaring water, it sounded like a monster. We could hear the neighbors screaming. We slammed the bedroom door and put more sandbags by the door. But it got worse the water was now up to our knees and it was time to evacuate, we were told the Primary School being on two stories was the best place of safety. I found my coat and put it on pulling the hood up tight. I held on to Puppy and stuffed her inside and stepped into the water. We had to get to the Primary school. Even though I walked on the side of the road the water was up to my knees. Aunty Dupe was holding Uncle Hajarah's phone shining a light for me, squeezing my hand so tight it hurt. Mummy and Uncle Hajarah were following, carrying Granny at least I thought they were..... Suddenly the light went out and something hit my legs under the water. I fell over and felt myself being sucked away by the water...... All I heard was “Abah, Abah” my head banged into something. Puppy put her foot in my mouth, that’s all I remember! CHAPTER 3 - The Morning After
Whilst I was there on the stony beach, a policeman in army uniform called to me. I asked him if he had seen my puppy. The Policeman took me to the Shelter and I expected to see my mother, Aunty Dupe, Hajarah and Granny. He gave me to the nurse instead. She touched my head and said I had to go to the Hospital in Town. I thought maybe my mother was hurt and so I was going to see her. People were just sitting and staring. One lady was crying, I heard someone say she had lost her baby that seemed careless. I thought someone should help her look for it. The Policeman said we would have to go to the Hospital by boat. Someone gave me a packet of plantain chips and a bottle of water. On the way back to the bay we went past a crushed car and I heard a whimper. I saw a tail. I told the Policeman "wait a while" and looked under the car and there was Puppy wet and muddy but there...... I picked her up and hugged her tight she was shivering. The Policeman said Puppy could come too, at last something good had happened. The Policeman told me I was a champion and not to focus on what I had been through I was to focus on where I was going in life – where ever that was – the Hospital right now, unless this boat sank! I remembered the story Auntie had told about floating in a bath tub and I was thankful that I was in a wooden boat speeding along with Puppy’s ears flying behind her!
CHAPTER 4 - The Hospital
It was quite a long walk up a steep hill and there was lots of mud and a funny smell. The river was very full. I saw a helicopter coming over my head with a flag underneath. The Policeman said it was a United Nations flag and that it was stuck under the helicopter was so people would know which countries were helping. There was galvanise everywhere from the roofs and cars were blocking the road sitting where the river had put them. Some people seemed to be carrying a lot of shopping which was odd as the shops were mostly broken. When we got to the Hospital there was a grumpy nurse who was vexed and said that Puppy could not come inside Casualty! I was tired and sad. I wanted to see my Mummy and Aunty Dupe and my Granny and Uncle Hajarah! I said I did not want to stay there. The Policeman said it was OK and that he would hold puppy for me whilst I went in with the Nurse. I thought I was going to see my family, I looked in the room but there was just a little girl crying, an old man who was very still and a very pregnant lady moaning. There was a young boy like me with blood running down his leg into the water on the floor making a horrible mess. The nurse took my temperature, and put a tight thing round my arm and then put a clothes pin thing on my finger. She said I had to see a doctor. The doctor looked very tired. She said she had been there for 24 hours, all the way through the storm, but no one had come to relieve her. She said that I had "con cushion" or at least that is what it sounded like. She said I should go home and rest. I told her our home was gone and I did not know where my family members were. She called the policeman in and Puppy peed on the floor. You can imagine the nurse was not happy! Whilst the nurse was shouting and getting a lady to come with a mop the police whispered in the Doctors ear. Then the Doctor told me to go and sit outside on the chairs with Puppy. After a long time when the Policeman came back with a bottle of Coca-Cola for me and some Asun, the fried goat meat was seasoned with a load of pepper and it smelt wonderful! He told me that I was going on a big adventure. He also told me that they were looking for my Mum and Uncle Hajarah and Aunty Dupe and that very sadly they had found my Granny and she was not alive any more. He told me that I had to go to a nice Big House and wait to see what would happen. I was worried in case the people at the Big House would not like dogs. I began to cry I thought I might lose Puppy and I would be so lonely. I did not really understand what he said about Granny, how could she not be alive any more. The Policeman told me that he would tell them at the Big House
that Puppy had to come as well. It was about a Rottweiller dog called Orion, who officially recognized for his role in rescuing people during the tragedy years ago in another Big Flood. A mudslide forced Orion and his owner Mauricio Pérez to leave their home and go to a safer place. They came across a young girl trapped by turbulent water. Orion guided the girl to shore by swimming at her side, then jumped back in to pull a second girl out of the water. He then helped eight children climb to high place and over time he saving 37 people from drowning, ranging from a girl of 8 years old to an elderly man of 80 years old. He was awarded the Medal "Honor The Value" and a certificate for the role he played. He also received plaques and medals from private institutions and governments, international tributes. I told Puppy she deserved one of those Medals and one day I would give her one for sticking with me.
Two soldiers pushed me up some big steps into the helicopter. I looked back and waved to the Policeman. Then they strapped me into a seat and they told me to hold Puppy tight. A lady soldier told me this was a Wild Cat Helicopter. She was funny and blocked Puppy's ears when she said “Wild cat” as she said dogs like to chase cats! She had a red cross on her shoulder and she said she was a nurse as well as a soldier. She said they were just giving me a ride to the Children's Home as the bridge on the way was gone and there was lots of rubbish blocking the road. I asked if my Mum would be there but it was too noisy I could not understand her answer. When the helicopter landed, they undid all the straps and took off the lifejacket and I got out still clutching Puppy. It was further than I thought and I fell down. I felt stupid as there were loads of children watching from the steps of the big house. They seemed disappointed that it was just me and Puppy, until behind me the soldiers brought out bottles of water and boxes of biscuits. "Come on Boy" said a Lady in an orange T shirt, “come away from that helicopter.” She took me into the kitchen with the puppy and I heard the helicopter flying away. I never got to say goodbye to the nice Nurse Soldier Lady. The Home was huge. There were lots of bedrooms for boys downstairs and upstairs there were lots more for girls. The flood had ripped through the ground floor, so the girls were all in just two of the rooms, and there were piles of wet clothes everywhere. There was a very big dining room and kitchen. I was in a room with three other boys and I had my own bed. The home had a generator that was noisy but it was nice to have light. There was no TV or Internet as the flood had messed up everything. To save gas they just put the generator on from 6.00 -8.00pm then we went to bed and used flash lights. The Lady in the orange T Shirt was called Miss Idara, and her name suited her she was a very well organised woman. She said Puppy had to live in the dog house under the building but that I could see her when I wanted. She gave me to a man called Mr. Ekun also in an orange T Shirt and he showed me where Puppy would stay. He even had dog food for her. He said their dog had got lost in the storm. No one knew about my Mum and Aunty Dupe or Uncle Hajarah. I told them the Police said Granny had died but they were looking for the others. Another younger staff member said she heard they were all washed away and said “accept her sympathy, the Lord is with you boy, all these things will make you strong” I thought that must be a mistake and at that moment I felt rather weak not at all strong. I asked for my Dad but they said they heard that they were all gone. I did not think that could be right. I was beginning to feel frustrated, trapped and hurt. Pain started to take over my feelings, I had to find someone to blame. I started getting angry it seemed a way of releasing energy, it was my little protest to the loss of my family, it just didn’t make sense, it simple wasn’t fair and I wanted to lash out and hurt someone. Nurse came to talk to me she wanted to know how I was feeling physically,
I told her I felt drained and empty. I seem to be having difficulty
making decisions or staying focused. I was becoming easily frustrated
and ended up arguing more with people, I was feeling tired, sad,
numb, lonely and worried. This was hard, I needed help.
One day Derin told me she had a secret to tell me. Derin was my best friend, she was indeed a precious present, I told her she was a gift from God. We sat under the house with Puppy and she told me........she told me Mr. Ekun had left because of her. He had been trying to get her to do bad things. He told her that he would get her ready to have a boyfriend. He had been trying to touch her under her panties. He told her if she did not do what he said he would kill Puppy. She said she ran straight away and told Miss Idara what he tried to do and the police came and took him away. She said Mr. Ekun was in the prison waiting for the court to decide on his punishment. I was so mad! How could he say he would hurt Puppy! I was pleased he had left as I felt like doing him something. Derin said she knew what to do about Mr. Ekun's bad intentions towards her as it was not the first time. She said her mother's boyfriend had done something wrong to her before and she had told her Sunday School Teacher. She said that is why she was in the Home. As her mother did not believe her but the Sunday School teacher did. She said the Sunday school teacher told her to "tell the truth and truth would set her free" and that she had prayed with her, then she got brave and when the Police came with the Welfare officer she told them all about it and they were sorting it all out. Derin said she knew that you should always run from people with bad intentions and tell someone. She said she knew now that some bad secrets should not be kept. She explained that “Good secrets” were like not telling about a surprise party or what was in a present. But “Bad secrets” were those where the person threatens you if you tell what they did and where they touch you. No one except your mum or the nurse should touch you where your underwear goes and then tell you not to tell anyone that is a bad secret to keep. Derin said that after that experience with her mother's boyfriend
she had been different. She said her Sunday School Teacher had told
her that God loved her and that it was not her fault. She said she
had decided to serve Christ. I did not know what she meant but I
did know I was pleased Mr. Ekun was gone. CHAPTER 7 – Life in the Tent School
.I did not have any friends in the Home except for Derin. She was 12 and was already at Secondary School so she did not come with me to the Tent School. She had lived in that Home for months before the Storm. She would sit with me under the house and pet Puppy and talk to me. I told her that I did not believe that my Mum, Aunty and Granny and Uncle Hajarah could all be dead. Granny was old so I could believe that she had not made it but not the others. I had dreams that Mummy was calling me, and when it rained, the smaller boys would cry and I would I dreamed I was under the car covered in mud. (With Puppies paw in my mouth!) The other children all seemed to know each other and the three in my room were all from the same village. They called me Helicopter Boy and would make helicopter noises every time I came in. One big boy said that he hated people from my village and that he would poison my dog as she wasn't a fierce breed of dog like the Ekuke – a wild dog. He loved Ekuke’s and so after a while, that is what we called him, even the staff called him "Ekuke" it became his name. Everyone would have a job in the Home. Ekuke’s was to take out the garbage to the bins. He always made me do it so that he would not hurt Puppy. He said he would tie a block round his neck and throw him in the sea. Sometimes I was very sad and lonely I would hide and cry quietly hugging Puppy my only comfort. I didn’t do too well in the Tent School, my mind was easily distracted and I got muddled up at times and couldn’t concentrate. I wish I could remember where I use to live, I guess it was that bump to my head! Some nights I would dream about my old home, Puppy and I were playing by the river and dad was home for the week end, it was such a good dream. I was told that sometimes God can talk to you through a dream. I wondered when my Dad would come and rescue me.
I could not sleep properly in a nice bed as the storm kept troubling me in my dreams and I kept crying for my mother. She told us that Jesus had a special power not to be afraid and not to hate people who hurt him. She told us that because Jesus loved us he died on the cross and wanted to help us to be friends with God and have power not to be afraid and not to hate people. She said we had to decide whether to follow Jesus or go our own way. She said the way to become a Christian was to Repent and Believe. I thought this sounded interesting I have always wanted special powers!!! Also I was very troubled about how much I hated Ekuke and Mr. Ekun too! I knew God had saved my life and I really needed to be able to sleep in the storm. I decided to give my life to Christ and to be a Christian. I am not a great reader but the Bible Books had loads of pictures and the Sunday School Teacher said that God loved everyone whether they were top or bottom of the class, good or bad, pretty or ugly, that Jesus still died for them so they could "tell the truth and the truth would set them free" She taught us about Noah who had survived a flood and how God had put the rainbow in the sky to give us all hope that He would never destroy the earth by flood again. I liked that story because I had seen a big rainbow when I woke up under the car that awful day of the flood. Ekuke somehow heard that I had put my hand up when the Sunday School
Teacher prayed. He straight away said I was a Bible bashing Christian.
I pulled the sheet over my head and asked God to switch on those magic powers as right now all I could think about was all the bad things I wanted to do to those guys. It started to rain, the wind was howling and the thunder rumbling and the littlest boys started to cry but I went sound asleep I dreamt about Noah in the Ark and God sending the rainbow but I wasn’t sure I could trust that, I was frightened the flood would return. All of a sudden I felt so lost and lonely all I really had to call
my own was Puppy, she made me smile, but then I remembered I could
call on my new friend Jesus.
CHAPTER 9 - I'm a new creature
But it took time, it was like the caterpillar died in the chrysalis or cocoon and eventually the butterfly emerged but it was a struggle. One day Puppy and I were in the field next to the Children's Home
and we saw a chrysalis hanging from a twig, it started twitching
and cracking open. We watched as the butterfly struggled to get
out. It made me think of all the struggling I had to do over the
time since the ‘BIG Flood'. I later learnt that a butterfly
must struggle out of its chrysalis to start the blood to flow into
its wings to make it strong and able to fly. It must do this to
complete its life cycle into a butterfly. I felt I wanted to help
the struggling butterfly but by assisting the butterfly and helping
it to free itself, I would never let it fully develop and fulfill
its destiny. I would actually be hindering it and prevented it from
becoming who it was meant to be. What God showed me was that what
He does, sometimes in our lives, is to allow the struggle, the hurt,
the process because we must fight to become fully who we are meant
to be. The Bible says, "if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!" When we invite Jesus to come into our heart, we become a new creation. God doesn't just clean us up, He makes us into a new person. So now when I find myself in a huge struggle or fight I can have hope. I now understand that this could be in the most important part of my life that will make me into who I am destined to be. I know that Jesus is with me and what I am to become is so great that all I have been through and am going though will pave the way for what I am to become. Strong, free, and soaring high with beautiful, colorful butterfly wings to carry me onto the next adventure of life with Puppy. CHAPTER 10- I'm in the Lord's army
Next, I was told every skateboarder should wear a helmet. You might think that wearing a helmet makes you look like a dork, but, believe me, it is the smart thing to do. Another thing you will need is pads. It is important to have pads to protect your elbows and knees. Now that I had all the right gear, it is time to go skateboarding. Even professional skateboarders make sure they have the right protective equipment. Just as we need protective gear in skateboarding, the Bible teaches us that we need protection in life. The Bible calls it the armor of God and it tells us that we need the armor of God to protect us from Satan's evil schemes. We were taught this in Sunday School and marched around singing ‘I'm in the Lords army' I loved it, Derin thought it was for boys only but we got to learn about the armor of God. The belt of truth - The Bible tells us that Satan is the "father of lies," but he can never win if we will hold on to the truth that Jesus Christ is Lord The breastplate of righteousness - Satan can never harm us when we choose to do what God says is right Feet fitted with the gospel of peace - Satan tries to create worry and confusion in our lives, but knowing Jesus brings peace The shield of faith - Satan will try to plant seeds of doubt in our hearts and minds, but those seeds of doubt can never take root if we have faith in Jesus The helmet of salvation - Jesus came from heaven to earth to save us from the evil one, if we accept salvation in Jesus' name, we will win the battle against Satan The sword of the Spirit - the Bible, God's Holy Word, it is a powerful weapon against Satan. I know no skateboarder should ever get on his board without the
proper equipment, and I should never try to go through life without
the armor of God. CHAPTER 11- Free at last
Then she said that hating people was the opposite of what God wanted us to do. She told us it was hard to have love for God in your heart if your heart was filled with hate. She told us we could open the tap of our heart and say we are sorry and let the hate run out. She said this is called repentance. She told us a neat story about a woman who did some bad things in her life. She didn't say what they were but we know that she was very, very sorry. She felt so bad in fact, that she went to see Jesus in someone's house–when she wasn't even invited!! She didn't know anyone, the people in the house didn't want her there but she was meeting Jesus! I imagine she must have felt very scared and very little. I don't mean little like she was tiny, I mean little like she was with people who were very important. She probably felt UNimportant. Not only did she go, but she knelt down behind Jesus and washed his feet WITH HER TEARS! Then she washed them with perfume. You can imagine how the other people in the house felt. One of them got upset with her and with Jesus! Simon the Pharisee didn't think Jesus should be letting her do that. But Jesus not only let her do it, he told her that her sins—all the bad things we do in our life—were forgiven. She was able to leave with a happy and peaceful heart. There were so many lessons to be learned from this story, firstly the woman did something wrong and wanted to make it right. I could think of lots of things I had said and done that I wish I could now make right. Derin told me this is what Jesus wants me to do. If we do something wrong, what could we do to make it right? What are some things we could do to make it better? The other thing we need to get from this story is how Jesus reacted. Did Jesus throw the woman out? Did he say—"you did something wrong, leave me alone?" What did Jesus do? He let her stay, he let her ask for forgiveness, and then he forgave her. It's important for us to do the same. I decided to give it a try. After all, what had I got to lose except horrible dreams, bad feelings and loneliness? I gave God my fears, my memories of that scary storm, the sadness and the loneliness. Then I gave God the anger and the hate. It wasn't easy but I chose to stop hating and to forgive those mean kids and even Ajah. Then I remembered Mr. Ekun and his threats to hurt Puppy and I thought of him in the State Prison and I even decided not to be angry with him any more too. I was free at last, free to forgive. CHAPTER 12– I'm sorry
I knew "I'm sorry" means nothing unless it comes from a repentant heart. So I first had to ask God to forgive me for being so nasty to Ekuke. I had read in Ephesians 4:32 Be kind to each other, sympathetic, forgiving each other as God has forgiven you through Christ. So I had no choice but to go and find Ekuke and tell him how sorry I was for punching him in the nose. “I'm sorry Ekuke. I blew it. I was wrong, please forgive me Ekuke." Guess what Ekuke put his hand out and we shook hands, it was the beginning of the healing that was so needed I felt better after unpacking all those super powers but I was still lonely...... That night I dreamed of my Dad. He was looking for me in the mud, and all the nightmares and fears of that terrible night came flooding back, but then, in my dream Jesus came walking into my room and turned on the light and I wasn't afraid any more and Jesus took my hand and led me outside. There was dad and he and I and Puppy started playing on a lovely green lawn outside of a beautiful new house, it was a good dream and I woke up feeling good inside.
CHAPTER 13– Daddy
She said no, I had a visitor. I went into the office and there was a very dirty tired looking man with a beard. It was ......my Dad.....He held his arms out and we just hugged and hugged. He said he was sorry, that he had only just found out where I was as he had been told I was lost with my Mum and Auntie Dupe and Uncle Hajarah. He had walked for days to get to get to our village. He said that people said that the whole family was lost. Then he met that Policeman from the first day and he told him I was alive and in the Home. As I listened, I realised that it was true my Mum was actually gone in the flood, all swept away by the flood water. I cried and cried and cried and then Miss Idara suggested I take my Dad to meet Puppy. When we sat under the house my Dad gave me a special present, all wrapped up, a Teddy Bear toy, soft and squidgy, little did I know how precious ‘Teddy’ would become to me. Dad told me that he had been so sad when he thought that I was dead and that seeing me today was the best thing that had ever happened to him. He told me that he was so sorry that he had not come before. He asked me to forgive him for not being there. Dad said our lives may have taken some strange twists and turns but the One who holds our tomorrows is still in control. It kind of reminded me of the story of Joseph in the Bible. Dad said that he had asked God to help him find me and now that he had, we would serve God together for the rest of our lives. "And Puppy”
I continued to go to Sunday School and I learnt more about peace. This was a whole new experience for me. I learnt that Jesus said “I am leaving you with a gift—peace of mind and heart. And the peace I give is a gift the world cannot give. So don’t be troubled or afraid." But sometimes at the end of the day, when it was time to turn out the lantern, we still did not have electricity, and go to bed, I wanted to know that I was not alone in the darkness. That is where my Teddy Bear came to the rescue. Dad gave me Teddy the day we were united at the Big House and at night Teddy was never very far away. Somehow, the darkness was not so frightening with "Teddy" in the bed with me, and Puppy sleeping at the foot of the bed in his special bed that Dad had built for her. Our Sunday School teacher told us if we want to know peace, we can only know that peace when we know Jesus, the Prince of Peace. If we don't know Jesus, we can have no peace. That is how I was at the Big House before Jesus became my best friend and gave me that super power to forgive Ajah and even that nasty man that threatened to kill Puppy and did nasty things to my friend Derin. I had no peace only fear and anger and loneliness but those days are now way behind me. In another life it seems. I have moved on, now I have my Daddy and my Heavenly Daddy and Puppy, what more could a boy ask for!
CHAPTER 15– He watches over us
What ‘Fantastic’ days we had. Puppy and I playing with her new puppies, I just knew I could never be happier than I was those days. Puppy always watched over her puppies, she would pick them up and bring back into the shelter if they wondered off and that is when I began to think that my Heavenly ‘Daddy’ knows everything that I go through. There is nothing that happens to me that He doesn't know about. Just like Puppy He is watching over me. When I felt lonely and totally abandoned at the Big House, when everything seems hopeless, I began to realize that even then God knows and God cares. And if I wonder off track a bit, He comes after me just like Puppy
rounds up her puppies so my Heavenly ‘Daddy’ comes after
me, gives me a big hug and brings me back into the pack. “Why should I feel discouraged? And I wept with joy, I knew my hurting heart was healed and for the first time since that dreadful night of the flood I sang that same old song I had heard at Sunday School so often. “I sing because I’m happy. I sing
because I’m free!
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