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themegaloo) wrote2004-01-27 10:02 pm
themegaloo) wrote2004-01-27 10:02 pm
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Half of Grovetown still doesn't have power. One of my best friends had no power since yesterday at 11:00 AM, got it back a few hours ago, and it just died again.
Half the drive to my school is pitch black.
School is 'in session'. How are people supposed to wake up for school if there isn't anything to power their alarm clocks? What about getting ready- getting dressed by candle light? I mean, we went by BUSINESSES that still don't have power. Less than an hour ago. This is flipping SAD.
I wouldn't be suprised if the halls of Harlem are still black- it'll be like walking through the tunnel to the light because everyone will be in the commons with flashlights. I can see it now.
I can also see 'Columbia County- Open, except Harlem High'.
Ice storms=Evil. I'm glad it's finally warm in this house.
Nathan claims his house was colder than his freezer. Sad.
Half the drive to my school is pitch black.
School is 'in session'. How are people supposed to wake up for school if there isn't anything to power their alarm clocks? What about getting ready- getting dressed by candle light? I mean, we went by BUSINESSES that still don't have power. Less than an hour ago. This is flipping SAD.
I wouldn't be suprised if the halls of Harlem are still black- it'll be like walking through the tunnel to the light because everyone will be in the commons with flashlights. I can see it now.
I can also see 'Columbia County- Open, except Harlem High'.
Ice storms=Evil. I'm glad it's finally warm in this house.
Nathan claims his house was colder than his freezer. Sad.