Between the world in an uproar and the Saints slump, I'm finding it difficult to be passionate about anything right now. I feel a little helpless. With that said, I'm sharing a little bit of nature's magic to remind myself and others that there still is beauty out there, we just have to look for it.
Blogging from Slidell, Louisiana about loving life on the Gulf Coast despite BP and Katrina
Monday, September 17, 2012
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
Farewell, Isaac
It's been almost two weeks since Hurricane Isaac visited and I feel as if I'm just getting back to normal.
We didn't experience any real damage, thank God. But we thought the storm was never going to move on during those three days!
Good things come out of forced togetherness, though:
I got to spend some quality time with my beautiful daughter. We did crossword puzzles together and played monopoly. Seems like hurricanes are the only time we play monopoly. She won, of course.
I managed to fit in a few very happy naps in the darkness of our house. It was very, very nice.
We successfully cooked two delectable dinners on the grill, including a pasta dish.
There is something about being stuck at home with no electricity that drives us to want to eat constantly. I got so bad that when we got to get out to buy groceries on the third day I just HAD to have spaghettios. I never did open the can!
We just moved into our house in April, so we got a good idea of her structural strength and how the yard handles several inches of water. Everything passed with flying colors. An extra plus is how cool the house stayed during the three days without electricity.
The yard is clean now: I got a bucket full of fresh acorns for our squirrel and picked up what seemed to be a thousand pine cones. Looking forward to the end of hurricane season.
We didn't experience any real damage, thank God. But we thought the storm was never going to move on during those three days!
Good things come out of forced togetherness, though:
I got to spend some quality time with my beautiful daughter. We did crossword puzzles together and played monopoly. Seems like hurricanes are the only time we play monopoly. She won, of course.
I managed to fit in a few very happy naps in the darkness of our house. It was very, very nice.
We successfully cooked two delectable dinners on the grill, including a pasta dish.
There is something about being stuck at home with no electricity that drives us to want to eat constantly. I got so bad that when we got to get out to buy groceries on the third day I just HAD to have spaghettios. I never did open the can!
We just moved into our house in April, so we got a good idea of her structural strength and how the yard handles several inches of water. Everything passed with flying colors. An extra plus is how cool the house stayed during the three days without electricity.
The yard is clean now: I got a bucket full of fresh acorns for our squirrel and picked up what seemed to be a thousand pine cones. Looking forward to the end of hurricane season.
It's Monday
The Saints lost, it's Monday. So here are a few things that may make you smile a little
OXYMORONS
- State worker
- Legally drunk
- Exact estimate
- Act naturally
- Found missing
- Resident alien
- Genuine imitation
- Airline Food
- Good grief
- Government organization
- Sanitary landfill
- Alone together
- Small crowd
- Business ethics
- Soft rock
- Butt Head
- Military Intelligence
- Sweet sorrow
- Rural Metro (ambulance service)
- “Now, then …”
- Passive aggression
- Clearly misunderstood
- Peace force
- Extinct Life
- Plastic glasses
- Terribly pleased
- Computer security
- Political science
- Tight slacks
- Definite maybe
- Pretty ugly
- Rap music
- Working vacation
- Religious tolerance
- Microsoft Works
OXYMORONS
- State worker
- Legally drunk
- Exact estimate
- Act naturally
- Found missing
- Resident alien
- Genuine imitation
- Airline Food
- Good grief
- Government organization
- Sanitary landfill
- Alone together
- Small crowd
- Business ethics
- Soft rock
- Butt Head
- Military Intelligence
- Sweet sorrow
- Rural Metro (ambulance service)
- “Now, then …”
- Passive aggression
- Clearly misunderstood
- Peace force
- Extinct Life
- Plastic glasses
- Terribly pleased
- Computer security
- Political science
- Tight slacks
- Definite maybe
- Pretty ugly
- Rap music
- Working vacation
- Religious tolerance
- Microsoft Works
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
Monday, September 03, 2012
Please help Isaac's Victims
Isaac was a bastard of a hurricane to those of us who experienced it. If you can, please find a way to donate to those who were hurt badly in the storm's aftermath. Prayers welcome. Thanks. Check the link below.
Lower Livingston still dealing with floodwaters | WBRZ News 2 Louisiana : Baton Rouge, LA |
Lower Livingston still dealing with floodwaters | WBRZ News 2 Louisiana : Baton Rouge, LA |
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
7 Years
Mother Nature has a warped sense of humor, bringing Isaac in on this date. Please keep the residents of Plaquemines and St. Bernard Parishes in your prayers, as they are flooded seven years to the day after they were devastated from Katrina.
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Check your Voter Registration Status in Louisiana
The registrar of voters has made it so easy to check to see if you're still an active registered voter or if you want to register to vote online.
Go here for all the info and VOTE!
Go here for all the info and VOTE!
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