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In any case, it's probably a good time to review your everyday disaster preparations.
- Always keep no less than a half of tank in the cars and trucks
- Have at the very least one week's worth of water, food and supplies
- Be able to live "off the grid" (light, heat, cooking, sanitation, etc) for a week
- Money talks; be prepared to shout with physical cash
- Get a good first-aid kit: more than the cheapy band-aids and aspirin kits
- Have a good toolset: standard tools, plus prybars, axes, util. knives and guns
- Prepare your bug out bag, or as we call them: Go Boxes (3 Rubbermaid boxes)
- Lock your house and car doors
- Keep your head on a swivel
- Most importantly: exercise, get in shape, lose weight, and quit smoking -- a heart attack is by far the most probable killer you will face
As I tell the wife when she accuses me yet again of paranoia: "Yes, I'm paranoid -- But, am I paranoid enough?"
Yep. Mrs. Archer and I have been putting back a bit extra, on top of the standard "winter preps" we do every year.
ReplyDeleteAnd we have a couple plans in case the world goes sideways this Thursday.
I think she and I are about equally "paranoid" (I prefer "concerned" -- to-MAY-to, to-MAH-to), but about different things. It makes for good, complementary preparations. :)
Hmm. As per our wedding vows, she can (and does) think I'm an idiot. That is, until something goes pear-shaped, then I'm contractually required to have completely foreseen the issue and fully prepared for it, despite her objections - which never really happened anyway…
DeleteOil well. ;^)