Two employees from a nonprofit called World Shelters showing me one of about 60 tents they set up and gave away in South Mississippi. They are good people doing really good work, and they were super friendly.
posted by MKeller at 9:10 PM
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Two employees from a nonprofit called World Shelters showing me one of about 60 tents they set up and gave away in South Mississippi. They are good people doing really good work, and they were super friendly.
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sure doesn;t look like something anyone could live in for any amount of time, but I guess in the face of such disaster, it does the trick...
It's great that someone's doing something. Now, where the hell is our government? Why couldn't they get people into temporary housing with running water, electricity, and some food and clothing? I really don't see a good reason why not. But call me naive.
Here's a post you might be interested in looking at if you have a chance:
http://operationeden.blogspot.com/2005/09/lord-i-just-cant-keep-from-crying.html
Best wishes,
Cheesy
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