Lee Lewis
Writing has been a passionate hobby for me all of my life; for mental and emotional release, as well as, for producing income on occasion. While living in South Lake Tahoe, CA, I wrote scripts for local television and radio commercials for several years, and tutored English composition at the community college. After moving to the Mississippi Gulf Coast, I was a victim of Hurricane Katrina in which I lost everything, and I published a book recounting the event entitled, Katrina: The Nightmare That Won't Go Away, which will be available soon through Publish America. I have also started writing a follow-up book to the storm entitled, Katrina, The Nightmare: 3 and 1/2 Years in a Trailer, which depicts the oftentimes overlooked trauma and hardship surrounding the aftermath of a natural disaster.
I share my newly rebuilt Biloxi home with my 6 cats, who give me great joy; each of which I rescued from outside as kittens after the storm. I have a collection of poetry entitled, Love, Life and Everything That Goes With It, another book yet to be published entitled, Wise Words: Your Grandparents Wisom is Eternal, and a children's book in the works entitled, The Adventures of E-Waggle.
Latest Articles
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Volunteer Workers - Benevolent Souls Helping Disaster Victims
After Hurricane Katrina, the greatest, most valuable force in storm victim relief and recovery were thousands of volunteers who arrived immediately to help
Aug 27, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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Hurricane Katrina, the Gulf Coast Disaster - Why Did People Stay?
Many people wonder, given the catastrophic forecast of what Hurricane Katrina could be, why so many people stayed on the Gulf Coast to ride it out anyway.
Jul 14, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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Hurricane Katrina - Total Destruction of Mississippi's Gulf Coast
Much is written on the huge tragedy Katrina caused in New Orleans, and rightfully so, but in the shadow of that, Mississippi's disaster is often overlooked.
May 19, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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ICF Home Construction; The Ultimate "Green" House Building Method
ICF, or insulated concrete forms, provide structural strength, monetary savings for home owners, and are an exceptional environmentally friendly product.
Apr 21, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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The Easy Way to Teach Kittens to Use a Litter Box
Unlike the often frustrating ordeal of house training dogs, litter box training is not hard because, cats are instinctively programmed to bury their waste.
Apr 8, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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The Historic Biloxi Lighthouse
Having survived numerous major hurricanes, including Hurricane Camille and Hurricane Katrina, the Biloxi Lighthouse is the most photographed landmark on the Gulf Coast.
Mar 16, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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How to Survive a Natural Disasater
Surviving a natural disaster involves more than just getting through the event. The most important thing is to be prepared to survive the aftermath of the catastrophe.
Mar 9, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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Problems to Expect From Cats Living Together
Although you have performed all of the proper steps to introduce a new kitten to an older cat, there may still be a few cat behavior problems or conflicts to overcome.
Mar 9, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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How to Introduce a New Kitten to an Older Cat
The important thing is a slow and controlled introduction. Never bring a new kitten home and just present them to an older cat because, that will more than likely fail.
Mar 8, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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Simple Ways to Save Energy
Most people do not even realize how much electricity is wasted in their home each day, so saving some of that energy will really not be difficult.
Mar 4, 2010
- Lee Lewis
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