Harvey
Houston under water I take the pictures right off the TV screen, not unlike taking pictures for twitter when Anthony Rizzo hits another home run. Current Events It is 5:30 in the morning and I'm watching from the balcony as the sprinklers soak the lawn. It is about to rain in Chicago, so this annoys me. We're all a little sick of seeing so much water. It is all there is on television. In Houston 30,000 people are homeless. Some of us feel bad because we can't take anyone in, and don't have a boat, can't rescue anyone. We cannot stop watching the news. The rescue stories, extractions , captivate and keep on coming. It seems like there will be no end. The rain won't stop and there is no place for the water to go. Houston is flat, concrete, an urban center, not a national park. The water doesn't sink into the ground when it hits the cement. People, like the rain, have no place to go, either. Survivors of other hurricanes, Katrina, Sandy, Ivan, Andrew, Patri...