It was like nothing I had ever seen before, the clouds seemed to be rolled up and they had this odd green color.  It was a little bit frightening, and as neighbors watched, we knew it might be a good idea to take cover, but no one wanted to miss what might happen next.  When it was over, I was assigned to go to the Evergreen Mobile Home Park.  I had never seen such devastation, except on T.V.  How could such a thing happen here?  It had never happened before.  Big trucks were on their sides.   Tree trunks were twisted off like sticks of celery, and the mobile homes were in shreds.  I was struck by the sea of pink before me.  Insulation covered the wreckage.  Homes were flattened.  There were some pipes protruding, reminders of where people had lived.  And then a vehicle arrived pulling a little flat trailer.  As it was opened, I saw, for the very first time, body bags.  My thoughts turned from the destroyed homes to the lives that would have to be rebuilt.  As I made some calls yesterday, a person at Evergreen told me there would be no commemoration today, most just wanted to forget.  I can respect that, but for others, we just wanted you to know we have not forgotten.  Please add your thoughts, below.

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