- Store a lot of ‘mix-ins’ to help flavor your stored water.
- Being without running water was more inconvenient than having no power.
- Before-hand we stored milk jugs filled with water, ¾ full, and put in the freezer. When we had no power, we put the jugs, a couple at a time, into the fridge to keep food cold. When they melted, we used for drinking.
- I wished I had more candles.
- 10-hour candles were awesome.
- Candles give a broader light than a flashlight.
- We had one lantern; it was better than the candles. I wished for more.
- I was thankful for Clorox wipes because nothing felt clean w/o running hot water.
- Paper plates and plastic utensils helped my sanity.
- I was grateful for many long extension cords to reach our generator.
- When a few stores did open, some things were difficult to acquire: bottled water, gasoline, batteries, and gas cans.
- Conserve auto fuel. No one’s selling it for miles and miles. Have enough to drive from the area.
- A small battery powered radio will let you know about the weather and what is going on. Otherwise, you need to run your car to listen to a radio.
- The only phone that worked was the kitchen wall phone. My smart phone could pick up internet when power was on from our generator.
- We went to bed early when it got dark and woke up early.
- You need lots and lots of blankets.
- We cooked everything on the BBQ and boiled water and even baked cookies.
Monday, November 4, 2019
Added Observations Regarding Hurricane Sandy
by Amie Ostmann
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