This situation in the south is just astonishing — cities under water, water that is contaminated with oil and gas and sewage; looting and riots; devastation that will likely take years to repair. There are simply no services: electricity, telephone, internet, gas… Millions are stranded and unable to return home for what may be months, with nothing — no money or supplies, no place to live… so many people have lost so much.
It’s almost too much to wrap my mind around. Almost.
Smokers tend to take a lot of, well, smoke breaks during the day. Those of us who don’t smoke tend to stay at our desks and work.
I’m just saying.
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