Landlocked!

Because they aren't sitting around whining to the media about what happened to them. They got off their butts and got to work while the folks in New Orleans are sitting on their porches waiting for their checks.

The folks I talked to in Gulfport were upbeat and very busy.

The only grumpy person I saw was this dude.

Because they aren't sitting around whining to the media about what happened to them. They got off their butts and got to work while the folks in New Orleans are sitting on their porches waiting for their checks.

The folks I talked to in Gulfport were upbeat and very busy.

And yes, I know the above is a generalized statement but I'm just speaking from what I saw while I was there. I drove through uptown and there was trash everywhere while people just sat and stared.

The 9th ward is a ghost town. The only living thing there is some really freaked out dogs and cats. They look at you and you can tell they are still thinking, "What in the hell happened? Where did all the people go?"

It was very sad.

Because they aren't sitting around whining to the media about what happened to them. They got off their butts and got to work while the folks in New Orleans are sitting on their porches waiting for their checks.

The folks I talked to in Gulfport were upbeat and very busy.

;-) I just wanted to hear it from somebody else . Why were you there? Looking for biz or volunteer work?

;-) I just wanted to hear it from somebody else . Why were you there? Looking for biz or volunteer work?

RiverOtter, if you were not so busy working for the Man, Whitey, you would know that LL was dropping off the K-5 to his brother who is helping rebuild.;-)

RiverOtter, if you were not so busy working for the Man, Whitey, you would know that LL was dropping off the K-5 to his brother who is helping rebuild.;-)

Dam Whitey

Thanks for the pix. It sure is sad.