called for us to move everything in our facility up two feet off the ground. We moved it up four feet, but when the storm hit us, that had little or no positive effect. I went to the museum the afternoon of the storm, and already the water was up to my waist. The storm surge had crashed through our building and knocked over display cases, filing cabinets, storage units. I was the last person to leave the installation. I have a curator’s sense of responsibility for the artifacts in our collection, but it just became too dangerous, so when the power went out I traveled to a nearby armory and weathered the storm with other National Guardsmen and soldiers and airmen, and at Kerry Price Belle Harbor, N.Y. “The dreams are less frequent now than they were a year ago.” ABOUT i mouse over roll out ‘about’