The Mouse and the Motorcycle (UPDATED)
Rita came and went. Destroyed a few cities. Didn't touch us as was thought. There were a few effects we saw here in Waco. We got a lot of refugees evacuees.
Apparently, all bottled water supplies in Waco were dry, except for the machine at work.
I hesitated posting this for the reason that I did not want everyone looting our station for water. Who knows what the evacuees will do.
I saw video of the only looting in Houston
that I am aware of. Apparently, some rams got out of their pen and started "looting" grass from someone elses lawn. Zero tolerance, throw them in jail! Some more effects from Rita - in fear of losing power, many restaurants added sushi
to their menu so they don't have to cook it. The hurricane made me work due to the Apocalyptic nature of the event. This threw off the filmmaking
schedule. We were only able to shoot
on Sunday (10am til 6pm). Jasper, the mighty hunter that looks like a shrimp,
cought a mouse. He left it at the foot of the stairs. He wanted attention.
Why do cats have to sit in the middle of the newspaper you are reading? Jasper is so dang cute. Keller had to evacuate. It was semi-convenient since he had to come up to get his motorcycle fixed anyways. A spider liked his motorcycle. It might be hard to see, but it tried to wrap the bike in a web.
He was obviously going to eat it. Keller would probably have been better off with an eaten motorcycle since he later used it to put himself in the hospital.
For some reason, he was wearing his helmet.
The party has been at Hillcrest the last week. I played a game called DaVinci's Challenge
with Keller's mom. She's one of the nicest people I know. At one point, Abbot and Costello
came in to put something on his legs. It was kinda funny because they didn't know what they were doing and put them on upside down a few times before they got it right. The last effect from Rita I would like to note was this guy.
Apparently he didn't get the memo that Rita didn't hit us and stocked up on gas cans. He had a whole 'nother cart that you can't see in front of him (3 total). Bless his heart.
Apparently, all bottled water supplies in Waco were dry, except for the machine at work.
I hesitated posting this for the reason that I did not want everyone looting our station for water. Who knows what the evacuees will do.
I saw video of the only looting in Houston
that I am aware of. Apparently, some rams got out of their pen and started "looting" grass from someone elses lawn. Zero tolerance, throw them in jail! Some more effects from Rita - in fear of losing power, many restaurants added sushi
to their menu so they don't have to cook it. The hurricane made me work due to the Apocalyptic nature of the event. This threw off the filmmaking
schedule. We were only able to shoot
on Sunday (10am til 6pm). Jasper, the mighty hunter that looks like a shrimp,
cought a mouse. He left it at the foot of the stairs. He wanted attention.
Why do cats have to sit in the middle of the newspaper you are reading? Jasper is so dang cute. Keller had to evacuate. It was semi-convenient since he had to come up to get his motorcycle fixed anyways. A spider liked his motorcycle. It might be hard to see, but it tried to wrap the bike in a web.
He was obviously going to eat it. Keller would probably have been better off with an eaten motorcycle since he later used it to put himself in the hospital.
For some reason, he was wearing his helmet.
The party has been at Hillcrest the last week. I played a game called DaVinci's Challenge
with Keller's mom. She's one of the nicest people I know. At one point, Abbot and Costello
came in to put something on his legs. It was kinda funny because they didn't know what they were doing and put them on upside down a few times before they got it right. The last effect from Rita I would like to note was this guy.
Apparently he didn't get the memo that Rita didn't hit us and stocked up on gas cans. He had a whole 'nother cart that you can't see in front of him (3 total). Bless his heart.