Blogs from Bay St Louis, Mississippi, United States, North America

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I can't believe I only have one week left of my first project. In some ways it flew by but when I reflect back it seems like so much has happened in the past 6 weeks. This last week was definately a stressful one. With the ending of this project everyone just seems really ansty to get out of here. On Tuesday the new team from the Sacramento campus arrived here. It's funny to see how they are reacting to the living conditions and how they feel. I can relate so much to them but I know they will learn to love it. It has though been different having another team here. It's like you don't want to really trust them too much because there are a lot of people who will sometimes tattle in the ... read more


Hello again from Mississippi! I can't believe that my first round project is already nearing the end. It has been rough at times but all and all has definately been worth it. Our housing did improve when they built an addition to our bunk house which let us have a kitchen area and a screened in porch with our nasty couch on it. The food still a lot of the time is rice and gumbo but at times it is really good, I don't know quite know if it has actually gotten better or if my standards have dropped lol. I don't really have any new pictures, partially because the fact that due to the nature of our job my appearnace standards for myself have dropped a lot. I know hard to believe that high matience ... read more


May 3 - May 17, 2006 Lake Providence, La. - Bay St. Louis, Miss. 7,756 miles to date 631 miles this leg Whew. We hardly know where to start. Nearly all of the last two weeks was spent in Hurricane Katrina’s destruction zone, and although nearly nine months have passed since this “storm of the century,” it’s mind-boggling to see for ourselves much more effort the recovery is going to take. As traveling eyewitnesses, we will attempt to describe here what you’re not necessarily hearing on the news every day, although the struggles are daily for the people who are staying and rebuilding the Gulf Coast. We should not forget them, nor should we let the media’s lack of interest in what will perhaps be a decade-long story allow them to slip from our minds. We ... read more
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North America » United States » Mississippi » Bay St Louis February 4th 2006

one month after katrina, but it looks like it happened yesterday. ... read more
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the highway going to the coast
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