Two of three--
Sep. 1st, 2005 05:23 pmWe've heard that Bob Aspirin is currently alive, and waiting for evacuation. Those who have been checking out the news know that this is not entirely comforting.
New Orleans folk have been shooting at helicopters trying to get the sickest people out of hospitals. Or shooting at boats trying to deliver emergency supplies. I know they are terrified, but the people of New Orleans aren't handling this as well as the people of New York handled 9/11. Granted, there was only one catastrophe in NYC that day (NO has faced first a Category 4 Hurricane and then massive flooding)--but the people of NY didn't know that. They didn't know if the next stage was gonna be bombers, in the air or on the ground.
New York did us proud. I grieve for the people of New Orleans. They've lost more than their city.
New Orleans folk have been shooting at helicopters trying to get the sickest people out of hospitals. Or shooting at boats trying to deliver emergency supplies. I know they are terrified, but the people of New Orleans aren't handling this as well as the people of New York handled 9/11. Granted, there was only one catastrophe in NYC that day (NO has faced first a Category 4 Hurricane and then massive flooding)--but the people of NY didn't know that. They didn't know if the next stage was gonna be bombers, in the air or on the ground.
New York did us proud. I grieve for the people of New Orleans. They've lost more than their city.