Well, of course it had to be pouring on Thursday, one of the nights I had to go to class on my bike. Just got back and wanted to quickly give y'all an update on my post from yesterday.
I talked about getting in touch with Don to see if he got more info on our friends from New Orleans. I did talk to Don last night, but he hadn't been able to get in contact with either of them. So, I guess we'll just hope for the best. We'll keep trying though.
Also Don send me an email with a comment on how he felt about the way the government acted upon the tragedy that took place in New Orleans. I posted it on BlackMylar Europe for y'all to read.
Well, that's it for today. I am hitting the sack...
Thursday, September 15, 2005
Wednesday, September 14, 2005
Joss Stone in my ear, words on my blog
While Joss Stone is soulfully s(w)inging in my ears I'm about to update Pasquinel's Place. I really don't have a lot of time left to regularly update this blog. Most of my time is going to my education to become (a fine) Multi Media Engineer and of course in the work I am doing for BlackMylar.
But when my college Hans Pieter was writing a piece about the beta of Google Blogsearch he just noticed that Pasquinel's Place hadn't been updated for a while. So HP, here it is.
Last couple of days been very busy. And I recon that will happen a lot coming two years, while classes are running. But all that is nothing compared to the waiting to hear from friends who (until Katrina roared it's ugly head) lived in New Orleans. I still haven't been able to get word of where they are and if they are ok. I've been mailing and calling with my friend Don in Memphis, but he hasn't heard anything either. All communication to the town is almost impossible. And if we would get through, there's nobody left in that town anyways. So it wouldn't get us anywhere. So for now we still don't know where David, Dan, Roy and Doug are at this moment. I'm hoping that Don will have more news in the meantime. I'll talk to him tonight.
Fortunately I got word from my friend Casey in Alabama that his friend Michael and his friends Charles and Beaver who lived in New Orleans made it out of Louisiana and arrived in Alabama safely. Just in time.
Well, is there any good news? Well, yes there might be. It looks like the housing thing will be put on hold for some time. That'll give me some space.
There are plans on renovating and partially demolish a couple of blocks in my neighborhood. That means I have to get out of my house and find myself a new place. But it looked like this would take place in February, just at the same time when I have my Multi Media Engineer exams for the first six months block. But it looks like the city council, who have to approve the plans of the housing corporation, are not totally convinced on all the plans. So now there is a change that some of the planning will be postponed.
As Joss Stone fades away from my ears, I guess it's time to get on the phone to Memphis.....Tennessee, baby. I guess this will be enough of a post to last y'all a while...
But when my college Hans Pieter was writing a piece about the beta of Google Blogsearch he just noticed that Pasquinel's Place hadn't been updated for a while. So HP, here it is.
Last couple of days been very busy. And I recon that will happen a lot coming two years, while classes are running. But all that is nothing compared to the waiting to hear from friends who (until Katrina roared it's ugly head) lived in New Orleans. I still haven't been able to get word of where they are and if they are ok. I've been mailing and calling with my friend Don in Memphis, but he hasn't heard anything either. All communication to the town is almost impossible. And if we would get through, there's nobody left in that town anyways. So it wouldn't get us anywhere. So for now we still don't know where David, Dan, Roy and Doug are at this moment. I'm hoping that Don will have more news in the meantime. I'll talk to him tonight.
Fortunately I got word from my friend Casey in Alabama that his friend Michael and his friends Charles and Beaver who lived in New Orleans made it out of Louisiana and arrived in Alabama safely. Just in time.
Well, is there any good news? Well, yes there might be. It looks like the housing thing will be put on hold for some time. That'll give me some space.
There are plans on renovating and partially demolish a couple of blocks in my neighborhood. That means I have to get out of my house and find myself a new place. But it looked like this would take place in February, just at the same time when I have my Multi Media Engineer exams for the first six months block. But it looks like the city council, who have to approve the plans of the housing corporation, are not totally convinced on all the plans. So now there is a change that some of the planning will be postponed.
As Joss Stone fades away from my ears, I guess it's time to get on the phone to Memphis.....Tennessee, baby. I guess this will be enough of a post to last y'all a while...
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