A tree down and traffic lights twisted around. About the worst I've
seen here so far. Looks like BR is fine, so no worries.

--rachel

Baton Rouge is fine. Some traffic lights are out and there are some
limbs and stuff on the ground, but that's about it.

--rachel

Lots of traffic, but home sweet home!

--rachel

Natchez, MS... no gas.

--rachel

Why the scenic route stinks sometimes.

--rachel

Vicksburg... Hwy 61 and I-20

--rachel

Doh! Parkway closed. Regroup time.

--rachel

Heard from a friend in BR who said she thinks I12 is in bad shape... but
who needs interstates when you got the Natchez Trace Parkway? Scenic
route all the way baby!

--rachel

Another gas line....

--rachel

No gas in town...

--rachel

Gas lines in Perl, MS... no gas at most stations...

--rachel

Birmingham... and more help headed south.

--rachel

Help on the way...

--rachel

Finally heading home after being trapped in Atlanta due to Katrina.
Check out these shots of the city...

--rachel

I'm not a programmer, but what do animals have to do with code?
However, I do appreciate the monkey hiding his eyes for VB. :) Notice
that the book for learning Python does not feature a snake as one might
expect, but rather a bunny. But I guess pythons eat bunnies? The only
one that makes sense is the book on Tomcat, which features a cat. But I
guess programmers aren't to blame for this problem, as i'm sure they did
not design the covers. Instead, some fancy pants editor probably got
drunk one night and thought up a great marketing idea - some kind of man
vs nature theme perhaps? Animals in the wild versus HAL. Or maybe it
was just some stoner who recently visited the zoo and decided to pull a
fast one on the publishing company. Nonetheless, i'm sure the books are
full of good info, and they're all available at your local bookstore.
Enjoy!

--rachel

Seashell um... art? :)

--rachel