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That is a great sentiment for 2018. 11,000 people are still living in hotels in Houston but at least they have power.
I know, I didn’t mention Houston or Florida and should have, but I think they’re in a better situation overall than some of the really poor folks in the Islands. Don’t know for sure, but I’ll let you know in April after we spend some time there- Thanks for the note- Happy New Year-
They really are in a better situation except for those who have fallen through the FEMA loopholes. It is going to drop below freezing tonight – brrrr!
You’re right. I’m not impressed with the the FEMA responses, even after the lessons of Katrina