THE SIMPLE DISASTER PLAN
I just don't have the time. Quick & simple: What do I need?
Dating is expensive. Rent is expensive. If the lights go out, what's the bare minimum to get by until my Bumble account and Seamless are back up?
Here you'll find:
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9 essential items on a Pabst Blue Ribbon budget
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Simple advice to implement before an emergency
It should be enough to:
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Get you by in the event of a blizzard or 2-day blackout.
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...SINGLE AND NOT ALL THAT BOTHERED.
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...HAPPILY COUPLED, BUT THE APARTMENT IS TOO DAMN SMALL
We live together and are adult(ish), with health and apartment insurance. But what happens if a disasters hit our 'hood? It concerns us, but so does closet space.
Here you'll find:
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16 essential items on a Rosé budget
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Advice for couples to implement before an emergency
It should be enough to prepare you for:
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Days-long blackouts and extended storms while you stay home.
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Provide ample lighting solutions, and even delicious hot meals.
Our family live near the city, but no longer in the big city. We now worry about stuff like downed trees and electrical outages. Help!
Here you'll find:
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25 essential items on a thanksgiving dinner budget
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Advice for families to implement before an emergency
It should be enough to prepare you for:
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Sufficient food and water to keep your family going for a week.
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Enough light and power options to keep you reasonably comfortable.
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A good (but not exhaustive) start to better overall preparedness.
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...TRYING NOT TO FREAK OUT IN THE BURBS
We all have different needs. And not enough time. Maybe you fit into one of these (ever expanding) categories.
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...SOMEBODY ELSE.
I've got a family and a place in the country where we could evacuate to. I'm ready to go all in with a real, comprehensive plan.
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51 items
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Advanced advice
I'm retired. I travel, I tango, I live in a high-rise. But what happens if the lights go out?
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16 items
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Advice for retirees