What it’s like…trying to track down a friend in New Orleans

While Federal services struggle, the New Orleans newspaper has suspended its print edition. But it’s still online at www.nola.com, with the headline “Mayem and madness”. It still has property and auto ads, but the banners are for the Red Cross.

It offers a forum called “Tell them you’re OK”. **update: It says she’s safe. Hurrah.

Wibbi...America was run by less of a warmonger, more of a climate-change activist who kept the troops at home and invested in flood defences and reducing greenhouse emissions.

earlier version- When I search it for the friend who’s weighing on my mind, but I only get “Oops! Your search did not return any results. Please try again.. “ There’s no-one else I want to search for. I try “Missing persons”. Someone else is also looking...last heard from her Saturday night in a three-storey building. I feel a heavy silence, which quenches my hopeful optimism.
(since rekindled)

Published by William Heath on 01/09/05 at 6:00pm

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