Gustav, Gustav, go away
Ruin someone else’s day.
OK, so it’s not great poetry.
But it’s hard to be inspired as we once again eye a monster hurricane heading toward us — or near us.
The eggheads say it won’t be until Monday before we have a decent idea of where Gustav will go to ground. Happy Labor Day.
I though Rita was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Humberto and Edouard must not have gotten the memo.
I’m in the same boat as a lot of folks: Too many people and animals to evacuate vs. a strong desire to avoid 90 mph winds followed by loss of power and water.
I hate to see anyone gutted by Gustav. But since it’s going to hit somewhere on the Gulf Coast, it needs to pick a relatively unpopulated part, like south-central Louisiana.
Please, Lord, send it there.
One more time,
spare me and mine.
Friday, August 29, 2008
Gustav's gusts
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This morning I bought a few items in the Market Basket in Mauriceville, and listened to all the old gas-bags posturing about how they wouldn't run away.
The best and wisest comment was from the nice young checkout person who asked me if I were evacuating. I replied that I was going to wait and see. She said "I have to evacuate, and I'm going to do so after work: I have an eight-month-old."
Just so. Children first, ego second.
-- Mack
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