
Ok, I'm SO over it. I grew up in Louisiana and then I moved to Florida. I have definately seen my share of hurricanes. I was there when Walt Disney World closed for the 1st time - for a hurricane. Since then, they have closed 3 or 4 other times. Living in Louisiana, hurricane season is something we just grew to live with. And yes, we had our share of heavey hitters - Andrew and others. Well, Katrina caused some damage that no one ever thought possible. New Orleans, a city that was known for the fun times had there, is now destroyed. I drove through Southern Mississippi on my way to Florida recently, and it was like a ghost town. Driving for miles though darkness and all of the businesses on the side of the highway closed and deserted. My hometown of Lafayette has seem to become a haven for those who have lost homes, belongings, famlies ... and most of all - hope. Now with Hurricane Rita on the way, these people are being asked to move once again, to make room for

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