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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Friday, July 29, 2005. It's getting hot in here, let's take off all our clothes. You know, it's a little warm in New Orleans right now. By "a little warm," I mean that's what Satan would say if he came up from hell to grab some pralines from the Gumbo Shop. "It's a little warm," he'd say, "is the air conditioning on? Woo, we'll live the life of suburban luxury for a few weeks. Posted by Nola @ 6:52 PM. Thursday, July 28, 2005. The Collecting of the Boxes. I was thinkin...
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Thursday, September 15, 2005. Thanks to the good folks at MSNBC, there are finally some online flyover images we can zoom in on and get an idea of what is waiting for us. Here is Chateau Danneel, our rental property:. It's looks like it's denuded of trees, but otherwise in pretty good shape. We know from the NOAA flooding data that this block did not flood at all. On the other hand, here is TOH:. Posted by Nola @ 3:28 PM. Thursday, September 08, 2005. Hopefully this wi...
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Friday, December 30, 2005. That banging sound you hear is my head against the wall. Posted by Nola @ 10:53 PM. Saturday, December 17, 2005. Soooo $59 for what I allegedly used, plus another hundred-something for fuel adjustment? That doesn't even make sense. More importantly, my Entergy friend could probably have seen in my file that our house has a DIGITAL METER. That means if there is no power I CAN'T READ IT. Posted by Nola @ 1:47 PM. Wednesday, December 14, 2005.
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. We evacuated New Orleans on Saturday to stay with our friends in Baton Rouge. We brought both cars, the pets, some essentials for the baby and a change of clothes for each of us. We didn't expect the storm to be as bad as it was so we didn't really bring much with us, but that is probably just as well as the important thing was to get out of the city quickly. Posted by Nola @ 4:05 PM. Sunday, August 28, 2005. Hurricane Watching and Waiting.
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Thursday, January 26, 2006. Good Neighbors," Indeed. This is strictly punitive because we insisted on the second adjuster and have pursued the errors and omissions claim. I have contractors estimates to show that the flood damage is at least $100K more than the settlement in question. Long and short, I'll jump through their hoops, they can be on fire for all I care. I need a drink. STAT. Posted by Nola @ 1:18 PM. Posted by Nola @ 12:34 PM. Saturday, January 21, 2006.
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Thursday, June 30, 2005. Meanwhile, back at the Chateau. I didn't make it over to That Old House today, as I had other business to attend to, including selling my car. We're a one-car household for a week or so until my new Mini Cooper arrives at the dealership. Woohoo! Posted by Nola @ 8:55 PM. Wednesday, June 29, 2005. Here are some highlights of the hole tour:. That one looks like something out of Blair Witch, eh? And finally, our very own pile of bricks:. This afte...
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Friday, October 07, 2005. Front of the house. I think the house and I feel about the same right now. We don't look that bad, but we're pretty unstable. You can see the whole Flickr slideshow at http:/ www.flickr.com/photos/nola. Posted by Nola @ 9:33 PM. New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. View my complete profile. The Blog about the Baby. The meeting of the engineers. Status update on the big lift. Come to New Orleans. I hope we never have to move.
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After the Storm: Rebuilding our home in New Orleans
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Rebuilding our home in New Orleans. Sunday, November 20, 2005. Sorry I haven't posted, I've been dead inside. About 3 and a half weeks ago I reported that we were about to get a FEMA trailer. Will anybody be shocked to hear that we do not yet have said trailer? Not likely. FEMA has good intentions, and even a lot of money. Just not much for organization. Here is the story thus far:. Posted by Nola @ 1:06 AM. Hey, I changed my name. Posted by Nola @ 12:59 AM. Wednesday, November 02, 2005.
