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Originally Posted by Lauren Sweeny
Sorry hit wrong key.....the bottom line is do not expect someone or some agency to take care of things.Staying informed , have an evacuation plan,gathering emergency goods and knowing ( judging) the preparedness of the surrounding countryside ,road maps and spare cash or barter goods. This is standard procedure in every countries field manual.
Prayer are always needed anytime, anywhere.
The Creator gave us ; senses, emotions , humor and logic to use,do not waste these gifts.
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I agree that you should be aware about what is going on around you. Don't panic or go overboard but be prepared with supplies and a possible evacuation plan. If an event should happen, you need to know if you should evacuate, where you should go or whether you need to "shelter in place".
I now live about 30 miles from Toledo, Ohio. A few weeks ago the Toledo area had a "water scare". All of our local stores were sold out of water in a few hours. If the news even mentioned it "might" snow when I lived in the DC area, all of the store shelves were emptied.