Re: Re: [Chat] bestfriends

Well it stands to reason that when you are notified of an impending
disaster and that disaster includes a possible flood, you would move
your supplies to where you would be using them.

Kitty

-- Cathy Carpenter <cathy.c@insightbb.com> wrote:
Of course, even if you have a "Mormon pantry", if it is in the  
basement and gets flooded, it doesn't help much.


Cathy, west central IL, z5b

On Sep 9, 2005, at 1:41 PM, kmrsy wrote:

> Wonderful to hear.
> You know, I realize and fully understand many people thinking, "oh,  
> it's
> another hurricane, we can ride it out" and then getting stuck.  But  
> even so,
> why wouldn't they have a stash - like the Mormons(I think) who keep  
> a year's
> supply of stuff on hand.
>
> The first I'd think about would be my cats.  I wouldn't want to put  
> them
> through it.  And I wouldn't go anywhere without them. (which means  
> I need to
> get another carrier or two) But I would have a stock of cat food  
> and water
> for them as well as other necessities for myself, if I were  
> undecided about
> leaving.
>
> Bless that doctor for staying with those animals.
>
> Kitty
>
> eIN, Z5

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