I do not know which is worse: not knowing then what would happen or looking back today at what did happen. This is my post from one year ago. The link still works and the Red Cross is still helping.
Over One Million Homeless after Hurricane
God Bless the survivors In Buloxi, Gulfport, New Orleans, and Slidell.
Over one million people have become homelesss, jobless sand rootless - overnight!
The survivors cannot find their dead. If they could, they have no way to bury them.
Most of the 3rd largest port in the USA is underwater and 80% of New Orleans remains buried in a basin filled with silt and debris.
Unmoored oil rigs bob around in the gulf like giant sand toys, entire fleets and barges stand close to port as if they do not know what else to do.
If you can give money, click link above. If you would like to see what else you might do to help, click this link: Help Hurricane Victims Today
Tags: Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, Red Cross, grim anniversary
2 comments:
Have a great break, best wishes, The Artist
I wish that this will be never happen again. God Bless you all.
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