Despite no longer being in school, my company is officially on paid Christmas Break and I'm not working until Jan 2nd. Time for some relaxation or, in my world, to contemplate what I'm going to do with all this free time.
@StevenW37881326 @HurricaneAddict On top of that they did an exercise a year before called "The Hurricane Pam exercise". In this, all levels of government made protocols and practiced what they would do if the levees failed in New Orleans.
Katrina happened and they did no such thing of what they practiced.
Sunrise from New Orleans on this August 29th. Thinking of our special place we call home and all its wonderful people on this anniversary of Hurricane Katrina & Hurricane Ida โค๏ธ
On Tuesday the office building had us try to lose weight with a fire drill. On Thursday (today), they invited the snowball truck and had them set up in the lobby. I guess they didn't want us to lose weight afterall ๐
Of course, on my day of celebrating work, we had a fire drill in the building and had to walk down 12 flights of stairs lol. At least we aren't on floor 30.
Today is my first day back in the office since graduation. I have to say, without the weight of school and SGA Presidency on my shoulder, I feel much more productive.
From Orientation Leader to SGA President, from juggling jobs to weathering storms & COVID, these 6 years at UNO have been a journey. I proudly stand as a Master of Urban & Regional Planning, grateful for every obstacle that shaped me. Here's to resilience, growth, and the future.
Been seeing a lot of controversy behind pride parades and their "displays of sexuality". Most of y'all must have never been to a parade in New Orleans especially during Mardi Gras. And yes, kids do go to those too.