Thursday, December 11, 2008

Snow!

New Orleans, interestingly, is gorgeous when covered in snow. Not something we locals would know or expect. Experts in all other forms of precipitation, snow, sleet and wintry mix confound and perplex us.
Snow just brings out a childlike glee- I couldn't help smiling all the way to work today, driving through the oncoming flurries.



-- Post From My iPhone

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

What an amazing and beautiful moment in history. I am in awe.


-- Post From My iPhone
GO VOTE! I'm in line now.

Hopefully, we'll wake up in a new world tomorrow...


-- Post From My iPhone

Wednesday, September 10, 2008

happy Large Hadron Collider Day, everybody! Looks like we're still here so far... Black holes and strangelets notwithstanding. Here's to making it through the day!

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

Test

Testing blogging from my iPhone...

Monday, September 1, 2008

twitter (#gustav) is the place to be for gustav updates live on the ground and from the fugee community (like me!)

my friend bea has some great Gustav photos up on flickr.

I'm at a Panera in Pensacola with Megan and Ray trying to keep up with everything going on at home via news and twitter... staying in Destin again, which is surreal. had a conversation at a bar last night with some asshat retired atty type who after hitting on my sister in front of me decided it would be a good idea to press me repeatedly on why i think we should keep rebuilding a 'doomed city'... i stayed civil - didn't stick around long though. grrr.

Sunday, August 31, 2008

my sister and i finally got to destin this morning at 4:30, after leaving nola at 8pm - over 8 hours for what should be a 4.5 hour drive. Turns out we were about as lucky as we could have been - we made better time than anyone we've heard about, took the Causeway out of town and must have hit a pocket of (relatively) little traffic. thank god for small miracles.

i don't know what to say about everything, it looks highly unpleasant; it's more than i want to think about at the moment and i'm not in the mood to philosophize. round and round and round he goes, where he lands, nobody knows...

As I know from 2005, this could be a completely life-changing event. Same situation, same evacuation, the parallels are surreal - but there's one thing in my life that's different this time around. It's strange to say this - especially here, where I've never really discussed relationship-type stuff (and with good reason) but the worst part of this for me at the moment is the possibility that I'm going to have to sit here and watch this happen without my girlfriend. Megan is the best thing to happen to me in a long, long time, and if everything else in our lives gets twisted all around, she's the one thing I want to stay constant. She's only an hour down the road in Pensacola, but the first rain bands are already here, and driving will be treacherous, so things aren't looking good for the being together when the storm makes landfall, and I can't even tell you how much that sucks.