One thing about Saint Louis, there are always Entities about. A lot of them were here long before the Native Americans, and some even before humans existed at all. There were a few moving about last night. It felt bigger than storm riders.
But Pontos, the great sea, was father of truthful Nereus who
tells no lies, eldest of his sons. They call him the Old Gentleman because he
is trustworthy, and gentle, and never forgetful of what is right, but the
thoughts of his mind are mild and righteous.[
No matter what that was, the Amazon workers should not have been working during a storm like that. Blaming the managers is ridiculous, although some is on their shoulders. It is time for the culture of work to change, and for employees to demand safe working conditions, decent pay, etc.
No one should be dead because someone's package might be a little late. Jeff Bezos is not a genius. If he were a genius he would not have so much money. His workers would be well paid, safe, and prospering. And ditto the Kentucky candle company.
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/minneapolis-braces-1st-major-storm-145100668.html
And we as a city, state, country, world, really need to take having community disaster plans ready. I've been writing the Mayor of St Louis, Tishaura Jones, all of the draft letters I have, and one the other day was on preparing for disasters, and shortages, and climate change. But in a future several years away.
Last night was an important reminder on things can change, and why we need to have plans in place.
(Also this, The fire breathing dragon: Devastating solar storm spotted in nearby star system could be a warning sign for life on Earth (msn.com)
And if you are magickal, even moreso.
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