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Pray for Galveston Texas
Pray for Galveston Texas
In my usual ghoulish fashion, I've been watching CNN all afternoon as Ike nears Galveston, Texas. Pray for the poor people there, they're going to need all the help they can get. The footage is pretty grim, and it's going to be much more worse come midnight. If any of you are in the Houston area, my heart and prayers are with you.
[quote=""Telynor""]In my usual ghoulish fashion, I've been watching CNN all afternoon as Ike nears Galveston, Texas. Pray for the poor people there, they're going to need all the help they can get. The footage is pretty grim, and it's going to be much more worse come midnight. If any of you are in the Houston area, my heart and prayers are with you.[/quote]
Yes, CNN was painting a pretty grim picture for Galveston. It looks like the whole island could be underwater. I got the chills when the meteorologist said he had recommended to CNN that none of the staff be on Galveston during the hurricane. His advice was not heeded.
Yes, CNN was painting a pretty grim picture for Galveston. It looks like the whole island could be underwater. I got the chills when the meteorologist said he had recommended to CNN that none of the staff be on Galveston during the hurricane. His advice was not heeded.
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Oh man!
I once watched a Docu about the horrible last time Galveston was hit by a bad hurricane in 1900, that was just awful! My prays go out to them that this time it's not as bad or as many don't perish!
SM
I once watched a Docu about the horrible last time Galveston was hit by a bad hurricane in 1900, that was just awful! My prays go out to them that this time it's not as bad or as many don't perish!
SM
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[quote=""SonjaMarie""]Oh man!
I once watched a Docu about the horrible last time Galveston was hit by a bad hurricane in 1900, that was just awful! My prays go out to them that this time it's not as bad or as many don't perish!
SM[/quote]
I heard on the news that some people are stayin. I guess history doesn't mean alot to a bunch of em.
I once watched a Docu about the horrible last time Galveston was hit by a bad hurricane in 1900, that was just awful! My prays go out to them that this time it's not as bad or as many don't perish!
SM[/quote]
I heard on the news that some people are stayin. I guess history doesn't mean alot to a bunch of em.
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[quote=""Divia""]I heard on the news that some people are stayin. I guess history doesn't mean alot to a bunch of em.[/quote]
Nope, and it's sad. On the news an important official said that if they don't leave they are possibly facing imminent death. It's going to be bad I think!
SM
Nope, and it's sad. On the news an important official said that if they don't leave they are possibly facing imminent death. It's going to be bad I think!
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Of course ever since Katrina every storm is now "the big one." I think the media want another "big one" so they can focus on it for weeks and milk it to death.
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