Hello All!
It is with a sad heart that I write this. After sustaining a major snowstorm here in
the Washington D.C. area, The aftermath today of torrential rains and high temeratures
have flooded The Origin Museum. The software has been saved from direct water damage,
but the risk of future mildew is high. The continuing flow of water has completely
soaked about half the carpets in the Museum, and there is no immediate end in sight.
I sit here in the only dry corner of the museum, taking a break from my vigilant
shop-vac duties. I am resolute in my efforts, but the contents of my basement
(duplicates) and our beautiful Berber (read-extremly expensive) carpets are all but
destroyed. We DID manage to save the Akalabeths (and many other irreplaceable
artifacts)from certain doom, when I managed to lift the 150 pound safe off of the
floor, with the water almost up to the door!
Other neighbors didn't fare as well. Next door's basement is under 1 foot of water,
and is still flowing in thru the door and windows. His entire lower level (that he
just refinished last summer) is gone.
I will continue my efforts thru the night, and hope that you will all give us your
well wishes. --The Museum is safe, but my basement (and my self) are soaked with
sadness.
"...Preserving Worlds..."
Joe Garity
Curator of The Origin Museum
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