I chalk it up to a bit of the good ol' Southern hospitality. Honestly, maybe it's just cause I live here, but it seems like people in the South, like in Houston, are doing much more than anyone else seems to be doing. It could just be 'cause we're close. We are hosting one or two students, we haven't been confirmed yet, but we're the second family on the list. The girls will be living with us for what looks like the whole year. My good friend's cousin is already living at his house and ghosted him at Strake today. It's really amazing how hard Houston is working to help all the people in need.
I'm anxious to know how much The Buzz has raised, they've been going strong since at least last night when I found out about it. There's been some great music on, too. (BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY!!)
This feels like another 9/11 actually. It's constantly on the news, and it's putting me into a "state." I'm very psychosomatic-- I got really sick when 9/11 happened, so I'm trying to stay away from the news and do as much as I can to help. It's so depressing to see all this happening, but the best consolation is to just do as much as possible to make the lives of all the New Orleanians (hmm?) easier.
I'm anxious to know how much The Buzz has raised, they've been going strong since at least last night when I found out about it. There's been some great music on, too. (BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY!!)
This feels like another 9/11 actually. It's constantly on the news, and it's putting me into a "state." I'm very psychosomatic-- I got really sick when 9/11 happened, so I'm trying to stay away from the news and do as much as I can to help. It's so depressing to see all this happening, but the best consolation is to just do as much as possible to make the lives of all the New Orleanians (hmm?) easier.
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