Two of the most devastating hurricanes struck the coast of Mississippi. How did we get so lucky!
Thursday, April 26, 2007
I awoke to rain this morning and for the first time was happy about it. Usually I am frightened beyond what is a normal reaction. I stood on the backporch watching the rain fall to the ground. The lawn has patches of diseased grass and some patches are circles of dirt ... completely devoid of grass. Still I plant flowers in an effort to surround myself with beauty to take my mind off the many things I see every day that have not a vestige of beauty.I truly believe that Katrina was a "wake up" call, an epiphany. I find it difficult to explain what I and so many are experiencing. We have been cleansed of superfluous things and have a chance to do it right. I have read that what makes a home is the love you find dwelling in it not the size of your house or your bank account. I get frustrated watching the many "makeover" shows. We have been caught up in the "rat race" and more so in the present time. Lawlessness is on the rise. Just yesterday, there was a drive by shooting in Moss Point. The bad element doesn't hide under the cover of darkness anymore.
I went for a visit to my daughter's today and, of course, I took pictures.
I have been posting on blogger for three years now and have two other blogs which you will find a link to. I wrote on Hurricane Katrina for over two years and then decided to create another blog which gave me more options to speak about whatever I chose to. So, here I am with yet another blog which I think is the most important, especially for the times we are presently living in. The videos that I will post from time to time are hosted by Michael Voris of RealCatholicTV.com.
Welcome to my Site! I have been blogging about Katrina since November 2005. I returned to my hometown in Pascagoula, Mississippi May 2003 approximately 3 1/2 yrs. after the loss of my husband. I sold my home in Gulfport in 2002 and went home to my main residence in Lumberton with the intention of staying .. instead I prepared that home to sell too. On arrival in Pascagoula, I resided with my daughter and son-in-law for 2 yrs. before moving into my present home in Moss Point. One might say I was "hop-scotching" from one place to another. On August 29. 05, I stayed with the daughter and family and was to experience the most unbelievable happenings of a hurricane gone wild. Looking back, I am glad I was with them .. I would do it again.Because of the poor media coverage that Mississippi received, I began to blog and eventually started posting news and taking pictures of damage or new construction. In some peculiar way, my "hopping" around put me, as far as a home goes, out of harms way. The two homes I sold were both damaged from the hurricane but my present one survived.So ... if you should be lead to my site through a search engine .. please read as I talk about Katrina and the aftermath. Email Me ... zeldonia@cableone.net
2 comments:
Thanks so much for your pictures. My parents told me about the new deck at their house on Washington. I appreciate your blog.
You're welcome! Thanks for taking the time to let me know that someone that has family here saw the picture. The deck is very pretty!
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