Complete loss

[twilight33]

As if yesterday wasn't enough to handle, about 80% of our finished basement is now a loss.

Likelihood of leaving to go to my graduation in 9 days is rapidly dropping to zero.

Debating calling my advisor, declaring insanity, and taking incompletes.

I cannot cope.

Comments

[riofriotex.livejournal.com]

Oh no!

I checked the Seattle Times website and can see the area where I think you live is sustaining massive flooding. I am SO sorry! This on top of Twilight!

Contact your advisor and instructors. I am sure something can be worked out. You have proven yourself to be a great student, maybe they will give you a grade based on what you have already done.

[riofriotex.livejournal.com]

There is precedence for this - Hurricanes Katrina and Rita affected a lot of my classmates.

D&#% convergence zone.

Ask

[tim-wright.livejournal.com]

While incompletes are not really a bad thing—and actually, designed for just these kind of circumstances—you got to go to Texas and do the graduation thing.

And, don't you dare start to say something about "I can't graduate if I'm not finished" blah-blah. I walked two months before my master's thesis was complete and if it was good enough for me.... ;) You get the picture.

I am terribly sorry to hear about Twilight. It's been a rough year for cats and I can imagine the suddenness of it all must be devastating. I also know Twilight had a great life with you, which is more than many cats can say.

Now, in the realm of practical matters. I'm in Seattle until the 19th and my schedule is fairly flexible. If you need someone to help get your house de-watered, be there for repair people, etc. etc. and double etc., so you can focus on more important things, just ask.

**HUGS**

[deadrose.livejournal.com]

Praying for you *hugs*