Hanna, Ike and Josephine.
Sounds like a really bad band from the 70's doesn't it?
Please pray for the people and property in the paths of these storms, especially for those areas in other countries that do not have government relief. As devastating as a storm can be, as unorganized as some relief response can be at times, we are still so very blessed to live in this country. Others are not so fortunate.
And, for those still recovering from Gustav- we have not forgotten. You are in our thoughts and prayers!
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- Melanie @ This Ain't New York
- Born and raised in Georgia, I love the South. Now I live in the Florida panhandle, fondly known as the Redneck Riveria, with my husband, daughter, and crazy mutt of a dog. I love Jesus,my family, the smell of rain on the hot pavement, rocky road ice cream, and the softness of kitten paws.
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2 comments:
Wonderful thoughts! I live in South Florida, and I appreciate you for thinking like this.
It is so easy to forget the ravages of storms after they have passed. . .it's like having a baby. Everyone thinks about the whole birthing process--which though painful--is a walk in the park compared to the next 6 weeks of physical recuperation and the lifetime of raising a child that follows.
The actualy hurricane part is very painful, but the aftermath lasts so much longer.
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