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But of all the comforts that we offered to our guests, Baby Groot hug weed shirt  I will remember the most was the impromptu hair salon we dubbed “Chateau Evacuee.” A local hair stylist named Lee Caro reached out to me and offered his services to the evacuees. As luck would have it, we had an abandoned hair salon on the lot that still had the barber chairs and sinks. Lee gathered a number of other local stylists, and before it was over, they had given the evacuees more than 300 new hairdos, some of which resulted in tears of joy. That is because some of our guests were so poor and disabled, they had been unable to receive a decent haircut for years. While hairdos might not be the most important need on Maslow’s Hierarchy, self esteem and dignity are most certainly human needs. When you look good, you feel good.

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My advice to anyone with a shelter is to always remember that Baby Groot hug weed shirt  the little things that mean a lot. To me, Chateau Evacuee is one of the greatest reminders of just how far we have come from the images we saw outside the New Orleans Convention Center in the days after Hurricane Katrina. I remember a line that actor Danny Glover used just after Katrina. He said, That stuck with me because it was the truth. The same can be said with Baton Rouge’s thousand year flood. While the flood waters truly did not discriminate and affected everyone, regardless of their socioeconomic status, the majority of the evacuees who stayed with us for more than a week were the poor and working class. Many had everything invested in their homes or their small businesses that were built in areas that Army Corps of Engineer Maps said would likely never flood.