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HOLES?
First and foremost—every household should have an emergency preparedness
kit. By taking the initiative to build an emergency preparedness kit, you will be
better prepared in case an emergency happens. That means having:o Water, at least three gallons of water per person
o Food, at least a three-day supply of non-perishable food per person
o Medications
o Battery-powered or hand crank radioo Flashlight and extra batteries
o First aid kit
o Whistle to signal for help
o Pet supplies
o A complete change of clothing and footwear for each person
o Bedding
o Important family documents
Looking at this list, you should see holes in this plan.
What holes do you see in your plan?
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For one thing, what in the world good is a whistle going to do you? If I stood out here whistling, probably nobody would hear me, and if they did they’d wonder why that crazy old woman was standing out there blowing a whistle.
It looks like that plan intends that you won’t be going anywhere, just staying at your place, since there’s nothing for transportation, gas, or people meeting up anywhere.
There’s nothing mentioned for defense, not even a baseball bat. No tools mentioned of any kind. What if you need a knife or have to fix something?
I guess it depends on what kind of emergency you’re preparing for … this could be OK for a hurricane, for instance. Not for societal collapse. 🤓
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Well…LOL.
The focus of the question is, “<b style=”font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; color: var(–bb-body-text-color);”>What holes do you see in YOUR plan?😉
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Ha – I don’t plan. So no holes in MY plan!
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You’re silly…LOL
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