flood cleanup
It was great to be able to get out and feel like I was tangibly doing something to help yesterday. A lot of what I saw was heartbreaking, but I also saw a lot of hope in my community. There were a lot of people who had lost everything, but were taking the time to help others. Several different groups were coming together to accomplish a common goal. I felt a strong sense of pride & am so grateful for the opportunity to use these two small hands.
Oh, this is sad. My heart goes out to your community.
ReplyDeleteyou're all in my thoughts and prayers. what wreckage.
ReplyDeletePraying for you guys!
ReplyDeleteGoodness. That is so sad and incredible. I can't believe how much you have endured. Praying for all of you.
ReplyDeleteThese images are devastating, but I am so glad to hear that there is a sense of hope in your community. You are still in my thoughts and prayers!
ReplyDeleteThese images break my heart. I will never forget the pain I felt when I walked into our home after Katrina. It was people like you who helped us heal. The work you are doing to help your community will forever be a part of their memories. Ps - I posted today about you and your blog and a few other NAshville ladies. Thanks for being a voice in this!
ReplyDeletewow. makes me think twice before complaining about car "troubles". i'm glad to see that you're being a blessing to those in need.
ReplyDeletemy prayers go out to you all. let us know if there's anything can do from a distance.
anything WE* can do.
ReplyDeleteor I*. either one works.
so sad, those pictures are so poignant
ReplyDeleteThese photos are crushing. I wish there was more I could do to help. Glad you are helping out.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, it's hard to imagine such devastation. I'm so sorry.
ReplyDeleteThat is completely heartbreaking. But so uplifting to see others trying to help eachother. You will get through this...lots of people praying for you guys...
ReplyDeleteoh damn, devastating... what can I say... everyone is in my thoughts
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I love your blog. Praying for ya'll.
ReplyDeletethose pictures are heart-breaking. still praying!
ReplyDeletewow, all that destruction and loss is heartbreaking. Thank you for volunteering your time. People like you make this world a better place.
ReplyDeleteTN is most definately in my thoughts and prayers!! your efforts are not in vain!! nashville WILL see the other side of this!
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my blog! aren't TOMS the best?? i love your space here and will most assuredly be adding you to my blog roll :)
Wow, those pictures are really heartbreaking...
ReplyDeletewhat amazing pictures. you really get the devastation and heartbreak across. we are keeping you guys in our thoughts and prayers.
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tod @ http://bibliochicshop.blogspot.com/
Houston has seen its fair share of floods and hurricanes in recent years. The one good thing about events like this is the sense of community that is brought to light. You guys are in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteSuch devastation. My thoughts are with everyone in Western TN and other areas hit so hard. I have friends and family in Nashville area, but they were lucky to have escaped the worst of the water.
ReplyDeletehow heartbreaking. so glad you could help.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking of you and everyone in your community and so glad you were able to help...how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLiesl :)
this is just too sad and heartbreaking.
ReplyDeleteIt's just devastating to see the loss that everyone has endured - how wonderful that you reached out to lend a hand. People truly are wonderful in times of need. : )
ReplyDeleteSuch a tragedy. But it's so heartwarming to hear that people are banding together and helping their neighbors!
ReplyDeleteWow that is heart breaking.... sending much light your way.
ReplyDeletewhat an amazing thing you did. I've been meaning to get out and volunteer. we have a program at work that I can go through but the times are during the workweek and my boss would say no... lame. I need to get on that and do some volunteer time on my own.
ReplyDeleteoh, ps. i'm heading your way(well not nashville, but knoxville) memorial weekend for a wedding! my first time in TN!
Oh my goodness; that is so heart breaking! The devastation is huge!
ReplyDeleteI think I missed your giveaway! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such a sweet comment!
wow. good luck, our thoughts are with you.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh. These pictures are crazy. I didn't know it was that bad there. I will keep everyone in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteRachael
I can't get over these pictures. It crazy that something in can happen out of no where like this... but I love this city and we will all pull together and make it grand again.
ReplyDeleteThese are so sad! Prayers for Nashville.
ReplyDeleteWow, this didn't even make the news in the UK (stupid general election...). That wedding veil breaks my heart.
ReplyDeletedevastating. kudos to you. you made a difference.
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