Narrative Essay About Moving To Houston
One day I was watching the news and they said that a hurricane called Harvey was coming to Houston and it was at category 4. I was shock and frightened of the hurricane because I didn’t knew what to do. I was watching the news the whole week, while school was cancelled. It was one rainy day that I started to watch the news and I saw that people were stuck in their homes and needed help to get out there homes. A lot of people had to evacuate their homes because of warnings of flooding but some people didn’t wanted to get out there homes. There were a lot shelters for people that didn't had a place to stay or that needed help. A lot of people houses were getting flooded, I got really sorrowful of the people that lost their homes and the people
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that lost their family members. A lot of people lost their family members some of them die or are missing, there were more than 30 people that die. Some of them were too young to die. Like the family that was in the van and they were crossing a road that was flooded and the current took the van away. In the van there were two girls, two boys and the two grandparents, they all die. I was shock when I heard that the whole family die. The water got up to 20-50 inches of rain. In some parts of Houston the water got to the people waist or in their chest. The streets looked like rivers and ponds looked like oceans, it looked so horrible. It was really pleasant that people were helping out to rescue people that were stuck in there homes with their boats.
There were people that were helping rescuing people by helicopter, boats or anything that can float. A lot of help came over here to Houston to help people, even the president Donald Trump came to Houston to help. Donald Trump was helping in shelters to give away food, clothes, and etc. Peoples homes were all destroyed and they had to tear everything apart because everything from inside was all damp and wet. People were throwing everything away, they tear up the cherokee they threw refrigerators, ovens, tables, beds and everything that was damp, I have never experience seeing Houston like that. It was my first time seeing that Houston was dying of too much water. My house got about 2-3 inches of rain, I was really proud that my house didn’t got flooded or had any damages. At the same time I was unhappy of the people that lost everything they had. There are a lot of organizations that were helping people with food, clothes, cleaning up homes and etc. A lot of people were donating money, clothes, food, etc. Houston will raise up with the help of everyone. We are strong and we will not give up even though people are unhappy of what happen to their
homes.
that lost their family members. A lot of people lost their family members some of them die or are missing, there were more than 30 people that die. Some of them were too young to die. Like the family that was in the van and they were crossing a road that was flooded and the current took the van away. In the van there were two girls, two boys and the two grandparents, they all die. I was shock when I heard that the whole family die. The water got up to 20-50 inches of rain. In some parts of Houston the water got to the people waist or in their chest. The streets looked like rivers and ponds looked like oceans, it looked so horrible. It was really pleasant that people were helping out to rescue people that were stuck in there homes with their boats.
There were people that were helping rescuing people by helicopter, boats or anything that can float. A lot of help came over here to Houston to help people, even the president Donald Trump came to Houston to help. Donald Trump was helping in shelters to give away food, clothes, and etc. Peoples homes were all destroyed and they had to tear everything apart because everything from inside was all damp and wet. People were throwing everything away, they tear up the cherokee they threw refrigerators, ovens, tables, beds and everything that was damp, I have never experience seeing Houston like that. It was my first time seeing that Houston was dying of too much water. My house got about 2-3 inches of rain, I was really proud that my house didn’t got flooded or had any damages. At the same time I was unhappy of the people that lost everything they had. There are a lot of organizations that were helping people with food, clothes, cleaning up homes and etc. A lot of people were donating money, clothes, food, etc. Houston will raise up with the help of everyone. We are strong and we will not give up even though people are unhappy of what happen to their
homes.