The American Tory is proud to report that the Cincinnati web developer who had to go to the hospital in the aftermath of the massive floods in the city earlier this year is now back to work.
Joe Schmieding’s wife, Jen, was killed in the floodwaters, and she is recovering at home in Florida.
Her son, Matt, was the one who was stuck in the water.
“I’m really glad to be home with him,” he said, as his wife hugged him.
“This is not what you expect.
I’ve been here for a long time.
I don’t feel any pressure.
I can do what I want.”
Matt said that he and his father had been in the Cincinnati area for nearly a year before they decided to take a break.
He said that their job with Cinco Loco is a good one.
“We’re going to do what we do.
It’s going to be fun.
You’re going out there and you’re going do something that’s fun,” he added.
Matt said he and the family had already been spending a lot of time with their friends in the area, and that he hoped to return soon.
“They’re all looking forward to going to Miami to visit us, and they’re going back to their family in Florida,” he continued.
“It’s going great.”
“I think we’re doing everything that we can,” he concluded.
“The community is looking forward.
They’re excited about the city being back and it’s going really well.
And I think it’s a great opportunity for us.”
Cincinnati is now a tourism destination, and it is still on pace to become the second largest city in the United States to generate $150 million in tourism spending this year.
As of April, Cincinnati is expected to have $9.5 billion in tourism revenue.
