An explanation.

[alliancesjr]

So there was a huge storm last night. A tornado-based thunderstorm, much like the one back in September.

And, much like the one back in September, it wasn't content to stay out of my bedroom.

I'm going to be busy this weekend getting the carpet cleaned and throwing out all the stuff of mine that got ruined, because the storm hit when I was at work. And, since it came out of nowhere, I had no time to get various books, papers, and clothes off the floor before it flooded.

Second time in less than a year. I need to get out of this place.

Comments

[beow11.livejournal.com]

Yikes! Im really sorry to hear that- my place got flooded too, but not my room.

Gimme a call if you want some help this weekend (I may not pick up, but Ill call ya beck). Mi libros es su libros.

[queenanthai.livejournal.com]

I believe technically that would be "mis libros son sus libros."

Grammar Nazi awaaaaaaaaayyy!

[beow11.livejournal.com]

Aah! Ive been thwarted by another Grammar Geek! *Shake fist* "You darn kids, you've ruined my evil plan AGAIN!"

:-)

[veridian-knight.livejournal.com]

I am sorry for you.
'Twas a constant hassle when I lived in Missouri, that sudden storms would cause untold damage, and then be gone before I could close the bleeding window.
All I can suggest is water proofed basements with no windows.

[queenanthai.livejournal.com]

Didn't you hear? It's totally what we deserve for living in a place prone to tornados and flooding.

/New Orleanian sarcasm

[nefariousgrey.livejournal.com]

Holy damn, again? I'm so sorry, man.

You should install a ton of shelves or something. That sucks.

[ichigonyannyan.livejournal.com]

That sounds really scary! Good luck with the cleanings and stuff...! I hope conditions get better, or else you can find somewhere less dangerous!

[eternitian.livejournal.com]

Aw, hell. >.< How unfortunate, especially twice in one year. Good luck getting the mess cleaned up, bro.