To GeorgeSon on hurricane and New Orleans

[Guest guest]

I (Linda) wrote:

 

And

then the first thing I heard when I turned on the news was that New Orleans

was

under 30 feet of water.

 

 

Dear GeorgeSon ~ after reading your post about New Orleans being spared, I

must have heard mistakenly. Some part of Louisiana was under 30 feet of water,

but it was not New Orleans. I agree with Arunji ~ all we can do is pray (and,

if we can afford it, send donations to the Red Cross). Blessings ~ Linda

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Dear Linda:

 

Forgive me for not writing with more clarity.

 

Did not mean to convey New Orleans was spared by the Divine. The

night before Katrina hit land the chief scientist from the U.S.

National Hurricane Center said that the ferocious eye of the

hurricane was projected to make a bee line right smack into New

Orleans city proper.

 

The next morning the same scientist said that for some un-explained

reason most of the storms "eye" deviated away from New Orleans and

the brunt went toward the more rural areas of Mississippi.

 

Instead of New Orleans getting a devastating 25 plus inches of rain

it seems to have received 15 or so. Some sections are at twenty feet

now because some levees broke.

 

New Orleans (I know I am sounding geeky) is the worst case scenario

because it was built below sea level.

 

Another advantage of Katrina deviating at the last moment is that

winds were clocked Monday at 100 mph instead of potentially 150 plus

mph.

 

The current Mayor says they are now 'devastated". The Divine may

have prevented the word "annihilated" Once again your compassion

reflects well on your Master.

 

With Love,

 

GeorgeSon

 

Ammachi, nierika@a... wrote:

>

> I (Linda) wrote:

>

> And

> then the first thing I heard when I turned on the news was that

New Orleans

> was

> under 30 feet of water.

>

>

> Dear GeorgeSon ~ after reading your post about New Orleans being

spared, I

> must have heard mistakenly. Some part of Louisiana was under 30

feet of water,

> but it was not New Orleans. I agree with Arunji ~ all we can do is

pray (and,

> if we can afford it, send donations to the Red Cross). Blessings

~ Linda

>

>

>