Poocherelli's Posts

Musings of a spiritual being, a dog lover,a friend to cats, a musician, a lover of God and the Episcopal church, and a female with a wicked sense of humor still seeking who she's supposed to be in this world, all rolled up into one being!

Wednesday, August 31, 2005

Prayers for hurricane victims and helpers

I send prayers for those who have lost homes, families, neighborhoods, and livelihoods in the wake of this terrible storm. The photos and videos break my heart. I looked today at a photo of Canal Street in New Orleans, seeing a group of folks carrying belongings in sacks while walking down the center of the street in waist-deep water. I recall that my folks took me to New Orleans when I was 13(1966), and I thought Canal Street was the grandest, widest street I'd ever seen in the most glorious city. I can see the hotel in which we stayed in this photo.

I send prayers for all those working in search-and-rescue operations, for all those, paid or volunteer, who are working to minister to or to help alleviate the misery of the multitudes affected. Lord, have mercy upon us, open our hearts and our wallets, and may the resources needed to meet the needs and to re-establish some sense of normalcy be made available quickly to those who can make best use of them.
AMEN.

1 Comments:

At 9/04/2005 5:37 PM, Blogger Andrew said...

Thank you for praying.

 

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I'm a product of the Texas Panhandle and now live in way south Texas, 20 miles from the ocean. I'm a music teacher, retired due to health reasons. I've raised beagles for years, but currently only have 1; His name is Webber, after Andrew Lloyd Webber. I have been adopted by a doxie/beagle/terrier/? mix named Poochie. Trying to make HIS name into a musical one brought variations like Puccini (a real opera composer) and Poocherelli. I also have been adopted by 3 feral kitties for whom I pay vet bills. They have attracted 3 more who are too feral to be touched yet. I am an Episcopalian grown from generations of Methodist roots, and happy to be so. I have a wicked sense of humor, but I'm generally quiet and a bit shy. I have always loved reading and writing, so here I am!

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