chapter then eventually was trained to be a disaster response worker and i was deployed down to biloxi mississippi and i rked down there about six weeks after the hurricane that i worked for about one month delivering hot food, lunch and dinner to folks who were trying to move back into their homes that were still being repaired and they did notave the ability to cook for themselves or provide meals so we were there toelp them out. the main reason i am telling you that is to show my experience there, although nothing rehated to the people who rvived the hurricane gave me ctacts for later when i came to right "a.d." when i saw what the hurricane had done and it gave me some id of the project was about to embark upon. these are just a couple the shots from biloxi. i did get to visit new orleans during that time and it was shortly after the flood waters have receded in before people were let back into the city proper. th is one image that struck me of a boat at a gas station. one of the random things. and one of the things that stuck in my mind was the waterline on all of the buildings so high off th

then eventually i got trying to be a disaster response worker, and i was the point down to biloxi, mississippi. and i worked down there aer about six weeks after the hurricane, i ended up down there and i word there about a month basically just delivering hot food, lunches and dinners to folks who were trying to move back into their homes which were still being repaired. they just didn't havehe ability to cook for themselves or provide mls, so we were there to help them out. and the main reason i am telling you that is just to show that my experiencethere, even though they were nhing related to people who actually survived the hurricane, gave me some context for what happened later when i came to draw "a.d." and i saw what the hurricane had done. and gave me some idea of a project that i was about to embark on. these are just a couple of shots from biloxi, which'm sure everyone hears eerie familiar with the and i did get to visit new orleans during that time and that was shortly after the floodwaters had finally receded and before people were let back into the city proper. this is an image tha