Comments on: I don’t have words… http://www.lewandowski.net/2005/08/30/i-dont-have-words-2/ Hi! I'm a Web site manager, a Gemini, into enjoying good food with good friends, cooking, gardening, photography, and writing. I tend to lean liberal in my politics and love a good discussion on any of these topics. Keep in touch. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 07:16:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: KimL http://www.lewandowski.net/2005/08/30/i-dont-have-words-2/#comment-29 KimL Mon, 12 Sep 2005 13:39:56 +0000 http://www.lewandowski.net/2005/08/30/i-dont-have-words-2/#comment-29 Hi, Fred. I'm so sorry for your daughter and her family. I'm just glad they got out before the storm hit. What a horrible circumstance to be in. It's time to start listening to the native Americans. Kim Hi, Fred. I’m so sorry for your daughter and her family. I’m just glad they got out before the storm hit. What a horrible circumstance to be in.

It’s time to start listening to the native Americans.

Kim

]]> By: Fred Brox http://www.lewandowski.net/2005/08/30/i-dont-have-words-2/#comment-27 Fred Brox Fri, 09 Sep 2005 20:12:09 +0000 http://www.lewandowski.net/2005/08/30/i-dont-have-words-2/#comment-27 My daughter and her family WERE living in St. Bernard Parish. Their home, cars and everything they owned which was not in a green Plymouth Van are now underwater and a layer of oil in the town of Chalmette. All got out safely but the house has been marinating for over a week now and will likely never be the same. They moved in this last February and spent thousands to get it in near new condition. They are now residents of Baton Rouge but still have house payments and car payments on items which are beyond salvage. St. Bernard Parish is as low as New Orleans and has water on three sides. When you drive down the main street you can see the wind-driven small waves lapping at the edges of shoulder for some of the trip. There are no native Americans living in St Bernard Parish (see other comment about hurricanes). My daughter and her family WERE living in St. Bernard Parish. Their home, cars and everything they owned which was not in a green Plymouth Van are now underwater and a layer of oil in the town of Chalmette.

All got out safely but the house has been marinating for over a week now and will likely never be the same. They moved in this last February and spent thousands to get it in near new condition.

They are now residents of Baton Rouge but still have house payments and car payments on items which are beyond salvage.

St. Bernard Parish is as low as New Orleans and has water on three sides. When you drive down the main street you can see the wind-driven small waves lapping at the edges of shoulder for some of the trip.

There are no native Americans living in St Bernard Parish (see other comment about hurricanes).

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