No thanks on that, no reason it should not be a smooth transition.
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I agree with u on this somewhat…we have been “told” by some it will b a smooth transition & then others say stock up! I’ve been stocked up for 3 years now, so…yeah ready either way
I also think there's a lesson.. we should always have enough food for 2-3 weeks incase of a 'Natural Disaster'.
I thought I was prepared w/Super Storm Sandy.
I didn't expect to be w/out electricty for 3 weeks.
I now have a generator, plenty of canned & dried foods and 3+ refrigerators.
I don't want to go through that again. 🙏
Better safe than sorry. ❤️
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That’s true, we’ve stocked up on dehydrated food for 5+ years for that exact reason, water, generator. When we lived in CO we had a big out container of important papers/ documents etc in case of fire evacuated, so yes good to be prepared always
Yes! That too..my papers are ready to go.
Hopefully we won't have to deal w/any of that.
@kimrunner posted this on twitter today.
I'm A ... definitley A.😂 (cuckoo)
PROUD to be an AMERICAN 🇺🇸 Navy Nurse Veteran🦅⚓️💫✨🇺🇸
🤣🤣🤣 I’m A type personality 🤣
When I was taking care of my dad after mom passed I did most of the driving. He got upset with me once when the gas tank was down to 1/4 full. He always filled it at 1/2 full ( or empty depending on which way u look at that)😁 so…since then I fill it full when it’s 1/2 full & think of him😁
