Images of devastation and hope in the California earthquake
The worst thing I experienced during today's 5.8 earthquake in Southern California was the fact that I was filling my car with gas that cost $4.35 a gallon when it happened and I didn't feel it. Two blocks away, my family jumped under the dining room table.Upon my arrival at my downtown office, however, I was greeted with a scene of devastation the likes of which I haven't seen since the UPS guy opened the door into the mailman two weeks ago (young children might need to leave the room):
- Jack Kerouac's "Book of Haikus" fell off the television.
- A canister of pens fell from a table.
Whatever happens to southern California in God's wrath, rest assured the homies will always be here.
Labels: disasters, los angeles, work
posted
by Marty Barrett at Tuesday, July 29, 2008
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
Links to this post:
Create a Link
<< Home