10/04/2024
Woke up this morning incredibly sore from helping on our project The Rock Service Center. All I can say is it was worth it! It was 3:15 am & my mind could not stop ruminating over all the tragedy I’m surrounded by. It’s going to be hard to move on… but I must. Our small business owners need you to continue too! Your weddings, birthday parties, & family gatherings are important & still need to be celebrated. We are not promised tomorrow. I know some people are saying DO NOT COME, but I say COME! Just please check your area first & remember service will not quite be the same & the eyes of the people serving you will not shine. There is this over arching mood up here that casts a shadow on everything … how can I move on in the midst of this incredible suffering? It feels like 911 here. Where will I live? Will I get my next paycheck? …. & when & where can I even wash my clothes! I can truly say those tips you give your server are golden. Be generous!! Give cash. The trinkets you buy may mean the difference of staying open or closing. The concern, patience, hope & smiles you will give will be priceless!
Here is a story from one of my friends. Their granddaughter was the one I posted earlier who volunteered at Alliance.
Hurricane Helene survivors Delmus and Dianne Williams speak to 'America Reports' about the devastation they witnessed during the brutal storm.