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as it a trick or was it a treat? Was it something to be thankful for or something to be really upset about? What was the real story about Hurricane Wilma and her impact? You are about to find out. To me and to the rest of us all living down here in South Florida we all got our Halloween treat real early this year and we all should be so thankful for Hurricane Wilma coming to us. We actually got the treat of the century... I know some of you are saying to yourselves, Sean, how could you say A 40 foot this? Well I will tell you... First of all the people of the Gulf Coast had way to much to deal with already and if Wilma would have went right up between Florida and Texas she would have once again hit the city of New Orleans and in most cases it would have had time to develop into a Category five. But instead Wilma came to us with a middle name being Category three and for that reason we all should be kissing the ground we walk on. We should be so thankful that most of us here in South Florida have homeowners and flood insurance unlike the already poor people of New Orleans who in most cases had no insurance for their complete loss. The loss of life was little compared to New Orleans. The loss of power that we struggle with daily is nothing compared to the people who not only lost their power, lost their car, lost their home, lost their job, lost their friends who lived next door to them for 30 years but had to relocate. Do we all Most Americans are down here see how thankful we all should be to God’s Mother Nature? This Thanksgiving let’s “Two
Paychecks” away from being homeless. Help the shelter stay alive. We are trying to pay the mortgage off! To help, please send a check or money order to: COSAC Foundation Burn That Mortgage Campaign P.O. Box 292 -577 Davie, Fl 33329
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925-6466 X101
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tree landed on our front entrance.
Baby Mica is something to give Thanks about. We love you baby Mica.