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Katrina: What A Mess
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner
Saturday, January 05, 2008
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Katrina was a mass of
clouds cooked hot by the waters
of the Gulf of Mexico
until she boiled over and
overflowed - what a mess she
left behind. Still cleaning up ...

(c) 2008, Karla Dorman (1/5)

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Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen	1/6/2008

Powerful write, keep these coming God Bless Michelle~




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	1/6/2008

More like the boiling over of a witche's cauldron. Georg




Reviewed by Sheila Roy	1/6/2008

It's funny how they are still recovering but the rich effected by the fires in CA were responded to immediately. A big difference in the way both disasters were handled!! Nice job, Karla:) Sheila




Reviewed by Kathy Armijo	1/5/2008

After all this time, one would think the mess would be cleaned up and folks could return to a "normal" life. But, such is bureaucracy. Bummer. God bless you. Kathy




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	1/5/2008

The scars are inside as well as outside. I got outta there just in time. Love, Susan




Reviewed by Rebecca Lerwill	1/5/2008

Been to Beloxi, Mississippi a year and two years after Katrina. Not much changed in those 12 month.... Nicely written, though!! Love, Becca~




Reviewed by Axilea MU	1/5/2008

I agree with the first comment. And I think that it is good to remember. Thank you Karla. Axilea




Reviewed by Felix Perry	1/5/2008

Yes and it will be along time before it is forgotten for the momentos left behind are a constant reminder Fee




Reviewed by Joyce Bowling	1/5/2008

A storm to never be forgotten that's for sure...sad write, but the truth and well penned! Hopefully such a tragedy will not strike again...hmmm, I don't know it seems that strange things are happening all around us in the day we live in... Blessings, Joyce B.




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	1/5/2008

Katrina sure did leave a mess--one mell of a hess! Sad that parts of the Southland where she blew through is still unhabitable, still in need of a major clean up/repair job! This should have been taken care of immediately after it happened!! Tragic! Very well penned, Karla; brava! May we never forget what Katrina did--and may we never experience such horror again!! (((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :(




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	1/5/2008

When nothing else is about drag the slut Katrina out . . . Wait for her twin . . . Cantrina . . .




Reviewed by Karen Vanderlaan	1/5/2008

what i am glad for though--and i know i am far from the tragedy, is the beautiful humanitarian efforts that have shown the best of what we humans can be--we have done better that our leaders

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