Wildfires stripping hillsides bare in the fall? Cue to mudslides in winter - provided we actually get rain.
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
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2 comments:
Here's wishing very cold winds & lots of rain soon for you & SD.
thanks :)
One of the moms that comes in posted to an online message board today, so I know at least one of the families I've gotten to know is staying with friends instead of in a shelter. Not that the shelter's aren't doing a fantastic job, it's just that it's nicer to be with friends and in a more familiar environment.
I want to help, but I'm not terribly certain of my own financial sitch at the moment, and RedCross only wants cash. :(
I'm thinking of driving to to closest shelter on Friday - if people still can't go home - and seeing if here is anything I can do.
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