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- Mar 16, 2013
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Oy, so parts of Indiana are having it pretty bad.
They had an early winter, and tons of snow piled up all nice until things warmed up this past weekend. Then it started raining, and with the ground already saturated with the melted snow the added downpour led to some nasty flooding around my home state.
My family's safe and dry, and I get to be here for Christmas, but . . .
so many other people are going to have a miserable Christmas.
Do any of you have some suggestions of what I could do to help out, I don't want to just sit around and enjoy myself when I know that I could have something to help.
Most of the towns wrecked are a bit far from where I live, so I wouldn't know anything about their communities, but there's got to a be at least some thing set up for disaster relief, right?
Any tips would be better than nothing, so go ahead and though out some advice for this gal.
They had an early winter, and tons of snow piled up all nice until things warmed up this past weekend. Then it started raining, and with the ground already saturated with the melted snow the added downpour led to some nasty flooding around my home state.
My family's safe and dry, and I get to be here for Christmas, but . . .
so many other people are going to have a miserable Christmas.
Do any of you have some suggestions of what I could do to help out, I don't want to just sit around and enjoy myself when I know that I could have something to help.
Most of the towns wrecked are a bit far from where I live, so I wouldn't know anything about their communities, but there's got to a be at least some thing set up for disaster relief, right?
Any tips would be better than nothing, so go ahead and though out some advice for this gal.