Overcoming A Disaster Pillows

Cyclone Sandy

IRMA Hurricane Recovery in Cuba

"Of course I know how to use a chainsaw!"

'You lost your home and farm. Do you want to talk about it?

Sif instantly regretted asking Thor to hang the picture.

Man falls through ceiling - 'Did you find the leak?'

"We're going to have a post-flood economy to deal with."

'How much did you say we'd be saving by buying a wood-burning stove?'

'I think my husband's DIYed and gone to heaven.'

"Tell me, do you own a mallet with a rubber shaft?"

Wallpapering 4

'I think this is where our fish pond was.'

Poorly planned Chanukah crafts

Harvey before and after.

"Darling! - did you know your books are crooked...?"

'To be honest, I don't think the garden does need it anymore.'

'Andy, this is Doug. Looks like we're going to have to dip into the reserves earlier than we expected.'

'My God! Isn't rain wonderful?'

Every cloud has a silver lining...

"Feng Shwoops!"

'What did I tell you about buying a flatpack wardrobe!'

'Start spreading the news, I'm leaving today!'

"Got it!"

Japan-Reconstruction

'Should we upgrade the levees or just go hydroponic?'

'It's the plumber ... '

Japanese disaster

'I thought you got the hot water system fixed - these are HAILSTONES!'

Not quite Beverly Hills.

Flood-stricken woman saves goldfish

'The good news is the airline was trying to skimp on fuel, and no terrorists were involved.'t

A friend in need is a friend indeed.

"Forgive the hole in the wall. I'm having new furniture delivered."

On today's Ask Sadie Show, I, Sadie Cohen, will discuss one topic: Hurricanes. We just suffered through the first "once-every-500-years" hurricane since the last "once-every-500-years" hurricane that happened just 12 years ago. My heart goes out to everyone who lost someone or something. And it also goes out to hurricanes like Harvey and Katrina, because this means war. Mother nature picked on the wrong species. Not sure who's worse: Donald Trump, Kim Jong Un, or Sadie Cohen. Wait ... she has a

'Things don't seem the same since the hurricane passed through.'