Since we are only about an hour away from the Louisiana border here in East Texas, this weekend we have been sharing the experience of Hurricane Gustav with our neighboring states. Thankfully, the Hurricane has been slightly less powerful than originally expected...and Tai and I live far enough out of the hurricane's path that we will likely only have heavy rain and wind.Yesterday in church, we only met for sacrament meeting. For the time being, our building is acting as a temporary shelter for evacuees, and all the rooms (except the chapel) are housing people evacuating from the hurricane. I must admit it's really interesting to see how the church responds in this type of a crisis. And...the upside was that I got out of teaching a Sunday School Lesson :) Things like this just don't happen in Northern California!
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How scary.. Did you load up on food and water just incase? We have been watching the news about the hurricane, and I thought of you and wondered if you were getting hit at all.
What an adventure!! I have got to say... Brandon would move to a "hurricane target area" ANY DAY to get out of 2 hours of church.... ha! You are right though... it is amazing to see how the church responds to a crisis!
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