Thank you Houston and San Antonio!!
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Thank you Houston and San Antonio!!
It's time to say that kudos and praise should go out to the people in Houston and San Antonio. Lots of people can B$#%@ and gripe about this disaster but you stood up and offered thousands your hospitality.
My hat goes off to you and I hope someone opens up a site for contributions to assist these welcoming cities with the added costs that will occur.
I'm sure that in the next few days many other cities will offer shelter, food, and a warm welcome to those who went through Katrina.
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My hat goes off to you and I hope someone opens up a site for contributions to assist these welcoming cities with the added costs that will occur.
I'm sure that in the next few days many other cities will offer shelter, food, and a warm welcome to those who went through Katrina.
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And I will add my comments from last night...
"Rave: The good people of Texas who are offering refuge to 25,000 in the Astro Dome and 25,000 in San Antonio, as well as people across the US who are providing help."
Jorr
"Rave: The good people of Texas who are offering refuge to 25,000 in the Astro Dome and 25,000 in San Antonio, as well as people across the US who are providing help."
Jorr
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Let's not forget my home city, Austin!! I just heard on the local news that we are taking in 5,000 evacuees. I hope they will be happy and comfortable during their stay. If they have no jobs or homes to return to, then I hope they will find a good life here in Austin.
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I have to admit that I although I am very far away, most of my family is in Houston and I visit there yearly. I have been very proud of my home town, as well as my home state, over the last couple of days. And, I also offer kudos to all the other wonderful cities and states opening up their hearts to those displaced in this tragedy.
My sister brought it all home for me when I was on the phone with her last night. I had tears in my eyes when she told me that the local news showed people at the Texas/Louisiana state line (where the sign says "Welcome to Texas") ready and waiting with food and water for those who need it.
My only regret is that I can't be there myself to assit with all those in need.
God Bless Texas and God Bless the USA. We will make it thru this.
My sister brought it all home for me when I was on the phone with her last night. I had tears in my eyes when she told me that the local news showed people at the Texas/Louisiana state line (where the sign says "Welcome to Texas") ready and waiting with food and water for those who need it.
My only regret is that I can't be there myself to assit with all those in need.
God Bless Texas and God Bless the USA. We will make it thru this.
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WOW! The actions of the good folks in Texas bring tears of gratitude to my eyes for those folks in Louisiana.
Again, WOW! Congrats and thanks to Texans for being such an inspiration to the rest of us.
Again, WOW! Congrats and thanks to Texans for being such an inspiration to the rest of us.
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Thank Canada too! (I don't know where that thread has gone.) I saw news footage last night of a medical flight delivering patients here (San Antonio.) It was an Air Canada flight.
I'm afraid what we've see so far of this disaster is just the tip of a growing iceberg.
I'm afraid what we've see so far of this disaster is just the tip of a growing iceberg.
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