Susan Scott and Debby Gies have alerted me to a new blog hop that aims to spread light, rather than negativity, across the world.
I thought this was a great opportunity to acknowledge the very generous work of the SES (State Emergency Service). These volunteers work tirelessly to give support to those who are affected by disasters such as cyclones, storms, floods, landslides, you name it.
This week has seen many in Queensland and New South Wales suffer from the disastrous effects of Cyclone Debbie which has wreaked havoc down much of the eastern coastline of Australia.
The SES volunteers have been there to assist people as the weather unleashed its fury, and in its aftermath.
While I am one of the fortunate ones who have not required their services personally, I greatly value the assistance they provide to our communities, and recognise the light that their generosity spreads in the world. Our communities would struggle to cope without their services. I find it hard to believe that the essential services these amazing people provide is done voluntarily.
Thank you, SES Volunteers, one and all, for your enormous generosity.
Norah Colvin 
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