How did you fare winfred?

[Jason]

I hope it wasn't too bad where you are (i don't know your exact location)

[bjl4776]

I dont know how he fared, but my house was completely destroyed in Biloxi.

[tim s]

I dont know how he fared, but my house was completely destroyed in Biloxi.

tim s.

[bjl4776]

No, i havent even been down there, I am 1500 miles away in Connecticut on a PCS move with my family for the Army.

[Brian C.]

I know that most anything said now will sound kinda hollow, but I want you to know that it will get better.

Thirteen years ago just last week, my home was completely destroyed too, by Hurricane Andrew. I had a small place in South Miami that I lived alone in. When I got to it 3 days after the storm, nothing much was left. The biggest, recognizable things that I was able to recover were a bowling ball and a set of weights. Go figure. But I was alive, I had family safe elsewhere, and I had a job to go to that provided much needed support. It was a long couple of years, but soon things actually got back to something that aproximated normalcy. I thank friends, family, my insurance company, my employer, and a few others that helped me along the way. You'll get there too. Just hang in there and don't give up.

Best of Luck to you and your family.

Brian C.

[winfred]

nothing to speak of

[winfred]

i think the guy in the center apartment invited everybody in the state

[winfred]

[winfred]

sorry to hear about the destruction

I dont know how he fared, but my house was completely destroyed in Biloxi.

[Brian C.]

Soft and green stuff on the cars is OK. Downtown and The French QTR looks to be a rather scary place right now, huh? Is your job open?


Brian C.