What a let down. I really was hopeful for a while this morning that Algiers could at least get in, check damage, and leave again. We’ll keep trying….
In the meantime, I’ve got a little help now in the forums, and I’m going to start trying to post the hundreds of emails you’ve sent about how and where you are, who you are looking for, etc. It may take a while, though… I’ve heard from so many wandering souls.
If you’d rather I didn’t take this approach (maybe you have more information now than when you wrote to me last), feel free to post your current info directly to the appropriate section of your forum.
There seem to be several people who have input about various parts of Algiers, so if you’re wondering about your block or neighborhood, you might have success that way.
Also – there’s a section for checking in, and for missing people. Hopefully we can get everybody accounted for.
More later…
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my sister and brother in law made it into the point today! their house is good, their animals are good – they are LUCKY.
algiers is a war zone with gun battles in the street between armed homeowners and thugs. Stay out of there if you can.
Keep up the good work, polimom. keep focused and ignore biased non-informed media. your blog has been a beacon for us. thanks so much!
Is there a means of setting up a page on your website that would allow all of the Algiers residents who got out and are on the internet to register themselves and therefore allow us to make a demand to return based on a list of good people that want to check on loved ones, homes and pets.
There is no reason other than the same BS beurocracy that kept the response help out in the first place that is keeping us out of Algiers to check on our loved ones. My 74 year old father is till there and I can’t believe that he may have rode out the storm ok and now will dehydrate or starve because of a beaurocratic decision that makes no sense. Algiers is DRY. If Hefferson can go back in, why should Algiers be kept our if they can prove them are from Algiers.
i feel lucky to have found this sight, quite by accident . I am in tampa with friends and it sure is good to know about Algiers. I live in Tall Timbers closer to the front and Gen. DeGaulle. Has any body been back to that section?