
'My God! Isn't rain wonderful?'
Looking for a meaningful gift for someone who has overcome a natural disaster? Our collection combines wit, warmth, and a touch of humor, perfect for acknowledging their resilience and encouraging their journey forward. Whether it’s a mug, t-shirt, pillow, or print, these thoughtful items serve as cheerful reminders of their strength and perseverance, helping them find a little brightness after challenging times.
'My God! Isn't rain wonderful?'
'You brought my slippers?... What kind of rescue dog are you?!'
'You lost your home and farm. Do you want to talk about it?
"Oh no! This chimney needs re-pointing."
'I won't let global warming change my lifestyle.'
Lesser Known Active Volcanoes.
'Damn! I was saving that for a rainy day!'
"Next year I'm planting rice instead of potatoes"
Harvey before and after.
'I see the name they've called this winter storm, is certainly more civil than what you called it.'
'I think this is where our fish pond was.'
'To be honest, I don't think the garden does need it anymore.'
'Now that you've got it running again, how do you stop it?'
News: Flash Floods
'Start spreading the news, I'm leaving today!'
Every cloud has a silver lining...
'I think it's going to take a few months for me to get used to this accounting system!'
"On the other hand, voting to fund disaster relief would violate my conservative principles."
"Got it!"
Flood-stricken woman saves goldfish
New Power Shower.
'This is a fine time to think we should have bought a houseboat!'
Welcome to the middle class Jer$ey $hore!'
Cuba materials for hurricane recovery
It's Who We Are.
'Things don't seem the same since the hurricane passed through.'
"Wait a minute ... this isn't my timeshare!"
Souvenir of Iceland
Man wanting to hitch a lift atop a floating house in a flood.
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'After the first few floods our insurance company insisted we future-proof the house.'
'Come on, Larry! You don't have time to make a bucket list!'
"The first thing we do is go and withdraw our 'rainy day' investment."
A house is carried off in a tornado.
'Is this business class?'
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