Fuel!
Some good news, I received almost 20 gallons of gas today from neighbors. How cool is that. I'm splurging right now and am getting the freezer fully frozen and plan on getting heavily caught up on the news.
We're starting to see humvees patrolling the neighborhood. This is a good thing. That's Rosedown St. on the left. (it's surprisingly in good shape though I don't know if it flooded or not.)
Surprisingly light number of people returning to the neighborhood, and those that have come are not staying.
Cruising around on my bike, there are two main things that you smell... fresh cut wood of all types and the aromas of death and rot. This will only become more pronounced as the people who are returning are cleaning out their refrigerators, placing it in trash bags and leaving them out on the curb. The raccoons are going to have a field day for a bit, and then it's gonna stink.
Do these people actual
ly think there is going to be garbage collection tomorrow or something?I'll be typing at y'all in a little bit.
posted by TAG at 4:40 PM
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Have been following and cheering since early last week. I would be proud to be your neighbor.
Re: "This will only become more pronounced as the people who are returning are cleaning out their refrigerators, placing it in trash bags and leaving them out on the curb. The raccoons are going to have a field day for a bit, and then it's gonna stink. Do these people actually think there is going to be garbage collection tomorrow or something?"
Last night on the WWL-TV web feed, I heard Aaron Broussard telling residents that this is what they should do, and that the Parish would collect the trash.
Mark in OREGON
major media reporting people should bury trash to prevent additional vermin & rodent problems.
hi, jimiv. are you safe?
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