One year ago on Friday the 13th, much of Chattanooga went without water due to a water main break that served much of the area I live and work at. Needless to say it was a big inconvenience. Water is important and we learned how much that was true.
Hello Saturday my friends. This is the Five Points apartment complex on the north shore of Chattanooga. It’s one of many apartment and condominium developments here.
The weather today is quite nice but we could use some rain. Enjoy your Saturday good people.
Today is the state primary election in Tennessee. Several state and local races will be on the ballot including a race for one of the US Senate seats and a bunch of school board races in the county in which I live. Voting is a responsibility and I hope everyone takes it seriously when they can vote no matter where they live. Democracy is a good thing.
Coronavirus has caused life to be paused and events to be cancelled such as music festivals. Every June the Riverbend Festival is held in my hometown of Chattanooga, Tennessee and this years event was postponed and then cancelled. Who knows when these sort of events will be held again. I can wait until life is more stable and secure before going back to concerts and sporting events again.
Blood donors are still very much needed to help save lives. It’s easy and good for you and others. Be a helper and save three lives.
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