In addition, my friend Kevin took these pictures of my neighborhood:
This is St. Dominic Church on Harrison Ave., about a half mile from my house. It had about 9 feet of water in it. You can see watermarks on the building and on St. Dominic.




This was a random blog until August 29, 2005. Then Hurricane Katrina turned my world upside down, sideways, backwards, inside out... This is the story of my experiences, as well as those of my friends, family, school, and city, when applicable. Don't ever forget us. And make levees, not war.
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