God Bless the South...
My mind has been on my home state all day. It feels different when a natural disaster comes and hits places you know and grew up with. I mean, hearing about the tragedies in Japan broke my heart, but hearing about places like Tuscaloosa, Birmingham, Cullman, Phil Campbell... all these places I lived in or near? It's kinda hard. I've cried some today, not gonna lie.
Thankfully, my family is safe. I was really starting to get worried yesterday when I started seeing posts on facebook about flooding and tornadoes. I was able to contact all my family in one form or another and know that they were safe. I'm so grateful for technology.
I wish I was there, so I could feel like I was doing something to help. All I can do here is pray, and I've been doing that.
In case you didn't see, here's the tornado that hit Tuscaloosa. It looks like something from a movie.
A mile wide, people! It's unbelievable! The damage all over the South is tragic. My heart aches for them.
Southern storm system spawns dozens of tornadoes, killing 269 people in 6 states
Pray for these people. Please. :(
Thankfully, my family is safe. I was really starting to get worried yesterday when I started seeing posts on facebook about flooding and tornadoes. I was able to contact all my family in one form or another and know that they were safe. I'm so grateful for technology.
I wish I was there, so I could feel like I was doing something to help. All I can do here is pray, and I've been doing that.
In case you didn't see, here's the tornado that hit Tuscaloosa. It looks like something from a movie.
Click to viewA mile wide, people! It's unbelievable! The damage all over the South is tragic. My heart aches for them.
Southern storm system spawns dozens of tornadoes, killing 269 people in 6 states
Pray for these people. Please. :(