Just recently Tropical Storm Fay swept through our state of Florida in a type of fancy "cross-stitch" pattern. As a result, I realized just how unprepared we were. Should this have been a major natural disaster, our only chances of survival would have had to devise some type of scheme to steal supplies from our neighbors. That's assuming they were any better off than we were.
So, Fay's taught me several things. Here's what I've learned:
The other (at least I think it's the other one), seems that it was under our "just-decided-is-next-week's-garage-sale" items. Then again, it could just be my collection of Civil War Figurines that I haven't seen for years. At one time I thought we'd make millions off of them. Now, they'll be joining the "just-decided-is-next-week's-garage-sale" items. Tylenol and what the military calls MREs (Meal, Ready-to-Eat) Funny thing about Lee Lee,she won't drink milk if it's on the day it expires. Yet she's quick to tell me that Hydrogen Peroxide just turns to water when it gets old. Great! I'm thinking. Now I only have to get 27-1/2 gallons of water. The list goes on. But I'm not going to. I have to go to the store and buy some supplies for the next one!

