Be safe
I know this is late, but I'm horrified when I see some of the images of the aftermath of the typhoon.
Hopefully everyone is safe.
> I'm proud of Ryan, Caroline, Chester, and probably more from IGDA (sorry if I missed it) who are out on the streets helping people with the floods.
Same here. Sadly, I'm from another city, so the best I could do was re-tweet stuff on twitter/facebook and cheering for the brave volunteers from afar.
Be safe, everyone.
Originally posted by purploony
I'm proud of Ryan, Caroline, Chester, and probably more from IGDA (sorry if I missed it) who are out on the streets helping people with the floods.
The Manila team of Boomzap is okay, but many people were not so lucky.
For those who aren't in Manila and want to donate, I've compiled a list of ways per city/country here: http://moongirl.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/donating-to-manila-from-abroad/
I've got no idea. Kudos to them! Sadly, we also experienced the harsh effects of the storm at home and we're cut off with the internets and all. Even now. I'm almost sick for 1 week now but feeling terrible things since 2 days before this time of writing. I think I inhaled or some bacteria of filthy dirty flood went to me and caused me to have this stomach and bowel problems.
But, I am aware there are much more people out there who experienced worse than us, so I pray for their safety and be up and running quickly.
Everyone be safe for this upcoming storm Pepeng tonight.
I don't know how much internet I will still have as I am just using my mobile phone for connection.
I'm proud of Ryan, Caroline, Chester, and probably more from IGDA (sorry if I missed it) who are out on the streets helping people with the floods.
The Manila team of Boomzap is okay, but many people were not so lucky.
For those who aren't in Manila and want to donate, I've compiled a list of ways per city/country here: http://moongirl.wordpress.com/2009/09/28/donating-to-manila-from-abroad/