#texas storms

[beccawise7]

Lightning Storm in Austin...

~beccawise7💜🖤

📷: swphotography

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[rs-hawk]

Hi everyone. I live in Texas, and due to the recent storms, straight lines and tornados, I was out of my home for awhile. I’m still struggling with dealing with it between the emotional toll and the financial hardship I’m now under.

So, as much as it saddens me, until further notice, I’m not going to be updating my Patreon or updating my analog story My Brother’s Hot Friend. I love creating and writing, but there’s just too much going on for me unfortunately, and I don’t have the time or emotional energy to put into writing right now.

My Patreon and Ko-fi will be left up for now because I want to try to come back in the next couple months, and I made notes on both explaining that I won’t be updating my subscriptions anytime soon. You can follow them for free if you want to stay updated on when I’ll be posting again.

Thanks everyone. I’ll be back when things settle down.

[feliledesma]

We almost got hit by this tornado 🌪️ yesterday I'm so blessed that right when it was about to get to our neighborhood it changed course. 🙏 🙌

[mbrainspaz]

me, an ex-Oklahoman: man I wish I could turn down the volume on my emergency weather radio's tornado siren.

[three--rings]

You know how the whole last year has just been super weird.  Yeah, so like, my life is totally back to normal, it was almost 80 degrees (F) here today, when last week was 18.  But, like I’m still having to boil water before using it and I just had the thought “wow, I wonder when the stores will get produce again?” 

Today’s accomplishment was getting bottled water. 

It’s just like, oh yes, let me add to my pandemic procedure the fact that the water coming from the taps is now contaminated and I shouldn’t let it touch me or anything that might contact food.  And then life just goes on and meanwhile, like, okay...

[helloiamausacresfan]

The entirety of Jackson, MS is without clean running water & none of the big news networks seem to care. This is from people who are working to fix the water situation in a sustainable way, please spread the word about everything in this post.