Felicity Street

[dreamflower]

This is an article about the street where my sister-in-law lived.

In the original article in the paper, there was also a picture that showed her landlord, among others, standing in the lot next to where she lived.

http://www.sunherald.com/mld/sunherald/news/13161897.htm

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[mumstheword54.livejournal.com]

I've seen a few of those articles. Is there an archive to read all of them?

What an ordeal that man went through! It's a wonder that he survived. Thank Goodness for PVC!

How is your sister-in-law? For that matter, how are you and your DH? And is Marigold's mom still with you, or has she moved into another apartment?

Hugs and brownies,
Mum

[dreamflower]

I'm not sure. I would think you could probably go into the online archives and pull some up, but I don't know how they'd have been listed.

Yes, indeed. I keep thinking about what my husband told me about the axes.

M.A. has a FEMA trailer now, and is sharing a lot with a friend. They are sharing utiilities with the owner of the lot, who is trying to reconstruct the building that was there. She's still looking for a place to be able to do her massage, as the trailer is too small to set up a massage table.

The DH and I are doing all right. He's a bit depressed; he's going down there to work every day and having to drive through all the worst areas. On the bright side, we *did* finally see our adjustor, and a FEMA rep. We got a *tiny* check from FEMA, but we've no idea of how much we will receive from State Farm. *shrug* We hope to get a check soon. But then it will have to go to the mortgage company to be co-signed before we can bank it and get the work started.

We did get the yard cleaned up, finally. But the fence is still a mess. We will just have to see what happens next.

[mumstheword54.livejournal.com]

Found it:
http://www.sunherald.com/mld/sunherald/news/special_packages/hurricane_katrina/30days/