Waiting
Waiting and trying to act like it's a normal Friday night was challenging. Loren and I challenged ourselves and kept finding distracting activities like reading to one another and watching an episode of Planet Earth.
It's after midnight now and there's rain on top of the wind, but we're among the lucky Houston-ites who still have electricity. The latest reports seem to be saying that nearly 600,000 people have none. The lights are flickering quite a lot, however, so it may only be a matter of time before ours goes as well. Hopefully not.
Galveston may be turning into a hell of a tragedy from what it sounds like right now. I feel so, so badly for what may transpire there, and am afraid of what I'll read in the morning or the next few days. My most positive thoughts go out to those affected.
Alright, see you all in the morning!
It's after midnight now and there's rain on top of the wind, but we're among the lucky Houston-ites who still have electricity. The latest reports seem to be saying that nearly 600,000 people have none. The lights are flickering quite a lot, however, so it may only be a matter of time before ours goes as well. Hopefully not.
Galveston may be turning into a hell of a tragedy from what it sounds like right now. I feel so, so badly for what may transpire there, and am afraid of what I'll read in the morning or the next few days. My most positive thoughts go out to those affected.
Alright, see you all in the morning!
posted by Pascal Mickelson at
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