Just when you think that the 2009 Hurricane season would remain quiet and tranquil, some bitch named Ida decides to crash the party.
Right now, tropical storm Ida is abotu 76 miles south-southeast of the mouth of the Mississippi, and she appears to have New Orleans- or areas to the east- in her crosshairs. New Orleans is under a tropical storm warning, with current wind speed (at press) at 23 MPH, from the NE, gusting to 33 MPH.
Continuing coverage goes on by the local media in the New Orleans area. Of course, my prayers are with the folks in the Big Easy- and if Ida in some way tries to destroy the old girl of the Mississippi, I'd have to get into fisticuffs with that bitch. Nobody messes with New Orleans and gets away with it!
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- In 2007, I had two short short stories published- both in local anthologies, "Unexpected Metaphors", in August 2007, and "See The Water Rise/Ver Las Aguas Subir", in November 2007. I'm a 2009 graduate of Humanity in Perspective, a academic year-long class run by Reed College and the Oregon Council of Humanities.
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