Nashville: Flooded and Forgotten

While I think that the handful of folks that check out this blog on occasion are either related to me or live in Nashville, I thought I’d go out on a limb and ask any and all of you to PLEASE take a look at what happened to Middle Tennessee this past weekend. They’re in a water conservation emergency. Shelters are at capacity. People are missing loved ones. And many of our historical landmarks have been ruined by floodwaters.

Please, please, please. I beg you. Take a moment and visit Hands On Nashville’s webpage to donate $10 to Nashville Flood Relief. That’s equivalent to 3 tall skinny vanilla lattes from Starbucks. And let’s be honest…they’re just not as good as they used to be. So let’s help save one of our nation’s incredible cities. Let’s repair some homes, hearts, businesses and water treatment facilities. It’s only $10.

Flooding video and pictures

Keith Olberman on the Nashville flood

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One Response to “Nashville: Flooded and Forgotten”

  1. On August 2nd, 2010 at 10:49 am, Joel Owen said:

    water conservation should be done because we are already having some water shortage these days’~:

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