But don't worry! We're prepared. Taped windows!
If they have to come evacuate us all they'll see is bloody hand prints.
What do smart people eat during a hurricane?
Smart Food. Ha! and copious amounts of comfort (junk) food.
Or maybe that's just my excuse for buying nothing healthy this shopping trip.
Fire wood!
Note the safety door (our fireplace sort of had an accident last week, perfect timing).
"Walk'n on walk'n on broken glaAasss!" But no worries, out landlord was a peach and came in yesterday afternoon to put the new door in. (That's how long i've been working on this blog.)
Water!
Bat pinata!
You just can't weather a hurricane without one (we were supposed to have a little halloween get together before Sandy shat all over it). It's funny how shopping for a hurricane is kind or similar to shopping for a party. A camping party!
Candles bitches!
And every other lighting device known to man. I'm really excited about the glow stick bracelets in particular. (we had to get to target when they opened yesterday at 8am because flashlights and batteries are high in demand.) They got in four flashlights yesterday (really, 4?) and we bought three of them (cause we're not THOSE jerks who take them all). Good thing we were the first people to reach that section.
Meanwhile, in other survival supplies:
Beer!
Remember you gotta finish off the cold stuff first with power loss.
Wine!
Because warm beer? where are we, England?
And for when all else fails:
liquor. Hey, it could be weeks!
Originally i just came home with a case of water, two bottles of wine, and a ritter sport, but my room mate was like, "i don't think that's gonna cut it."
The water's already started rising up the coast, and emergence evacuations are in effect for half my county. Also because there's a full moon tonight the tides are supposed to be even worse. Which... sucks. Especially since it would have been awesome to have an almost full moon (waning gibbous, if you will) on Halloween. I know! instead let's have a shit load of water, and destruction. That's a fair trade.
Seriously though, we're in a safe-ish area, so no worries. For all of you who are effected by this, remember: Be smart, be safe, and good luck. Also shower while you can.
In the meantime i think i'll just curl up on the couch with coffee and a warm blanket and watch the storm.
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