Musings on writing, people, and life in post-Katrina New Orleans. From Candice Proctor, writing as C.S. Harris, C.S. Graham, and herself. Friday, August 29, 2008Headin' for High Ground
We're in the last stages of boarding up the house and hauling what's movable from the first floor up to the second. Then it's off to the lake house with seven cats for a fun-filled weekend of wind and rain and high anxiety. 'Till next week.
Labels: hurricanes
posted by cs harris at 4:36 PM
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A former university professor with an incurable case of wanderlust, I write the Sebastian St. Cyr Regency mystery series under the name of C.S. Harris and thrillers as one half of C.S. Graham. I’ve also written historical romances as Candice Proctor. Previous Posts
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10 Comments:
I've been thinking about you today, Candy. Safe travels and fingers crossed for an easy return to normal soon. Hugs from Denver, K.
Thanks, K. Projections have the storm passing to our west, which will spare New Orleans the worst but be terrible for Acadiana.
Definitely worrisome. Lana and I are still deciding whether to ride it out here. We're both leaning toward staying but I heard this morning it is a category 3.
btw, I still don't get your posts loaded into my google reader. The feed still isn't working.
The world is watching the news and forecasts with awful fascination. Let's hope it's not back to square one for the hard work that has been done since Katrina.
Look after yourselves, Candy, Charles and other friends in your area.
Take care, and my blessings to keep you and yours safe.
Thinking of you and your girls, Candy.
Stay safe.
My thoughts are with you. Be well.
Having just come through Fay in the panhandle of Florida, I send you aware blessings and good thoughts. Your writing brings so much pleasure in such an elegant way. Thank you, and may you, yours and all our friends around the Gulf be safe and well.
BG Bell
Here's hoping that you and your family come home soon to a dry house.
Just spotted the Archangel Project by C.S. Graham on the ABA October Indie Next list! http://news.bookweb.org/6256.html
K.
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