I not sure what my kind DNA test my sister was going to use but at least they were honest with her and said their test worked best with men instead of just taking her money.
I learned that the boss of our neighbor was killed in a terrible wreck this morning.
The vehicle that caused the wreck was a stolen truck, and it hit three cars. The boss was in one of the cars.
http://www.postandcourier.com/news/...cle_8e8e6ab2-96e2-11e6-9f6b-df3b6e9c6ea2.html
These are the same neighbors whose relative, Walter Scott, was shot and killed by a policeman in North Charleston last year.
http://www.alldeaf.com/threads/south-carolina-policeman-charged-with-murder.123244/
HUH? What does the normal weekly debris have to do with the hurricane debris ? So what are people to do with all their household trash especially if they don't a
Debris and household trash are different things
Thank you.My sympathies to your neighbor Reba
I hope so, too.
I haven't gotten one myself but people in our area have gotten them before. It must be really annoying to do all that boiling. I hope that you don't need to do it for too many days, and maybe you can get some bottled water to make life simpler.
The way it works here is that we normally have weekly (every Tuesday) pick up of lawn debris, and weekly (every Thursday) pick up of trash and recycling. We just set it out at the curb and it gets picked up.
Thank you.Ouch, I'm very sorry that boss of your neighbor was killed in car wreck.
Well, it's the federal government. It's not expected to make sense.
but in city of Birmingham, there is weekly debris pick-up.
Thank you.
I'm afraid the story is even worse.
"UPDATE- Authorities have identified the man who was killed during the crash as 45-year-old William Alexander Sigman.
He was travelling East on Dorchester Road at the intersection of 17-A when a vehicle hit his wife’s pickup truck on the driver rear side.
Sigman was driving behind her and was hit head on, as was a vehicle behind him.
He was pronounced dead on the scene at 5:30 this morning caused by massive head and body trauma."
http://counton2.com/2016/10/20/mult...ng-fatal-crash-involving-stolen-pickup-truck/
That means his wife saw the accident and saw him die.
Well, it's the federal government. It's not expected to make sense.
When FEMA takes charge, they really take charge and no one can argue with them.
Not a bunch of kids but a pretty good number at various ages. Our neighborhood is popular for trick-or-treaters, including some who come from other neighborhoods. I usually prepare for about 100 on Halloween.Interesting, in here, we have to call city office to make request so it will be effective in next week after request filled, but for after heavy storm and tornado, they will announce on local news and radio, so I know it is inconvenient
Oh wow, I hopefully your street will be cleaned as soon as possible, do your neighborhood has a lot of kids? In our neighborhood, most kids are grown-up nowadays but it used to be a lot of kids when we moved in 2005.
I don't know how long. Maybe a few more weeks.
I hopefully that disaster is lifted as soon as possible and have you talked to media outlet about federal mismanagement in your area? Also tell them that you want all debris picked up.
How long time that your area used to be under FEMA control? They should reserved to area that is flooding, major damaged and destroyed, not minor damage or mess.
http://www.historycommons.org/context.jsp?item=hugofema
Yes.How sad about wife seeing her husband died .
We're not supposed to burn trash or leaves in our neighborhood. Some people who live behind us in another neighborhood sometimes burn trash. It stinks terribly. When they do that I have to stay indoors.
