GRAB YOUR BOOTS AND LEND A HAND: A WEEK IN THE WISCONSIN FLOOD

Diane,

I don't cry about much. Enough said.

With the flooding still here, shed a few tears and stack a few sandbags for your neighbor, I say.

It is still very hard to see this happen. To anyone.

Steve

Sara!

Thanks for the memory-Kansas was  a real monster then.

Looks like this one is gonna rival it.

And the reason for the rainbow shouldn't be lost on any of us-thanks for the reminder!

Take care,

Steve

Carole,

...I will pass along the prayers and hugs as I am out and about. Thanks for stopping by.

Only something good can change a bad situation.

Thanks,

Steve

Brian,

It is crazy...there are people who are really hurting, and one block over, things are fine.

I cannot make sense of the situation, so I try to make sense by helping when I can and telling the stories.

Thanks,

Steve

Obeoman

Wayne,

...thank you for your thoughts - any heart that thinks of others is a heart for all of us to learn from.

Steve

Emily,

...I know the Red Cross is looking for some help!

Thanks for reaching out,

Steve

Renee,

....the stories are important for all of us-the tellers and the listeners. Thanks for stopping by!

Steve

Debra,

...all of those affected by the flood will have greatness thrust upon them, and their stories should be told.

The river ain't crested yet.

Thanks for stopping by,

Steve

Sally and David,

Well said-looking toward the future, hopefully we can take the stronger sense of community from the flood and build on it!

Steve

Obeoman

Debbie,

Your kind words will be heard again as I am out and about doing what I can to help my neighbors.

Many Thanks,

Steve

Obeoman

Pamban,

Thanks for stopping by and for your kind words. I will pass them along at the Flood Survivor Party on Sept 20th in Ft. Atkinson.

Steve

Obeoman