Scott
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Does anyone follow the Department of Homeland Security's preparation guidelines or something similar? What do you do?
Preparation for Disaster
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VirginiaHuguenot
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Yes, I think it is a helpful list. I don't recall if it is on the list but also a plan of action to allow for communication / reuniting if the family is separated is important -- especially for those of us who work (or live) in cities which experience transportation meltdowns. I wasn't in DC for the 1982 disaster (though I watched the aftermath of the airplane crash on live TV) but I was here on 9/11 and going through an experience like that is a reminder to prepare for such emergencies.
Kevin
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No guns on that list. What good is that. I like the old school survivalist plans. At least you had an excuse to buy guns.
"Ahh, yes dear I did HAVE TO buy 3 more guns at that show. You want to be prepared from when the Godless commies jump out of airplains like in Red Dawn, don't you?"
VirginiaHuguenot
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No guns on that list. What good is that. I like the old school survivalist plans. At least you had an excuse to buy guns.
"Ahh, yes dear I did HAVE TO buy 3 more guns at that show. You want to be prepared from when the Godless commies jump out of airplains like in Red Dawn, don't you?"
Yes, guns and Bibles/psalters should be added to the list (weapons both carnal and spiritual). 
Southern Presbyterian
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