Posted by NE IA on June 21, 2008 at 11:36:02 from (12.214.15.90):
In Reply to: Re: OT: Iowa Flooding posted by M Moline Fan on June 21, 2008 at 05:13:01:
Actualy if you look under Village idiot you will find me. I'm a old man whos been kicked a few times myself. Ben to the Nam, volenteer fireman close to 30 years and on the EMS crew for 30 as well. I volenteer to drive the Disabled Veterans Van whenever. I spent the last week and a half working the floods. Tired and angry perhaps at our government most of the time as to what gets money and what don't.
I helped in Parkersberg, and told those folks that FEMA probably was intended for good things, but they are part of the governmment so away we go. It's just sad that they all think that they are ok because of FEMA, and must learn the painfull truth in most cases.
AS others have said Iowans are good at helping others, and I hope when I'm gone they will say that about me cause I never made my million, and never married a super model, so I guess that's the best I can do. But reality will set in soon as to not having a thing, and the donated help and funds will soon slow down.
Perhaps I have a bad habit of observing how helpfull some are, and yet there are those that well maybe don't help others so much. Our fire department had to make alot of tough choices the last while, and we do feel bad that we can't be everywhere. But don't kid yourself for one moment we have a few Iowans that cop a atter towed about helping others. A person can't help but wonder about what goes around can come around.
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