To be honest, I had no intention on writing a post recapping my thoughts on this 10th Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina. The week long television documentaries, radio editorials, and Presidential visits have been emotionally overwhelming and I think I speak for most New Orleanians when I say this is one Monday we are actually looking … Read more
In all honesty, I have led a pretty wonderful life. My parents are awesome. I got to attend college. I married my high school sweetheart. I landed my dream job. I have two wonderful kids. Not that I am bragging. So when Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, the storm did more than destroy my City. … Read more
……a Hurricane named Katrina had destroyed my City. I learned what hitting rock bottom feels like. On the other hand, I learned how strong I really am. I learned humility as I stood in line for food stamps. I learned that family is everything and friendship knows no boundaries. I learned that quietly crying with … Read more
For those of you who have been fans of Experimental Mommy for awhile now, you are likely aware that Bridgette and I both live in the New Orleans area and survived the major catastrophe Hurricane Katrina. Five years later, most conversations that take place are still peppered with the phrase, “Before The Storm” or “After the … Read more
My blog, Experimental Mommy, just passed it’s second birthday. As the site grows, I have had the privilege of traveling with the purpose of meeting bloggers, connecting with brands and honing my skills. Most of the round table discussions begin with each person in attendance standing up and stating their name, blog name and where … Read more
August 29, 2009 marks the 4 year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina for New Orleanians. Driving the streets of the City, there is progress around every turn. But do you know what the biggest sign of recovery is for me? I didn’t even realize the anniversary was tomorrow. The year after Katrina, I felt like I … Read more