"I told you this would happen just like Opal," I said to my father earlier on the phone. "I bet there is not a speck of milk and bread at Kroger right now."
Dad chuckled agreeing with me.
"We will still be able to use our cell phones," I then told my father who sighed with relief. "All cell towers have electric generators these days."
I have never understood why people buy perishable food during events such as this. Get you a case of Chef Boyardee and you can just eat it out of the can. I have ten cans of Beefaroni in the cabinets back in the kitchen. I also have over half a case of military MREs or meals, ready to eat. They say the MREs can stay in cool storage for up to 10 to 15 years.
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My Aba is a NATO soldier, MRE's suck. Get some ice and a cooler and make sandwiches :-)
I used to buy MRE's for my sons when they were in grade school. They'd use them when they would camp in the back yard, or when they'd play army... :O)
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