2026 not quite 365 days questions meme February

[pattrose]

15. Have you ever considered how you would leave your home in an emergency?

I’m not quite certain what this means. Like if my house was on fire, I would grab hubby and Dakota and we would get out quickly. We wouldn’t have our car keys or our wallets. We would be stuck here outside the house until family could pick us up. This started me thinking about what we would do. This could be a lot of different reasons to leave. I know this isn’t a very good answer. But it’s all I’ve got today. 😁🌹🌹

Comments

[lucy_roman]

I was a bit confused too. I suppose the question could have meant what would you do if a screaming Mongol horde was coming down your street, but I don't have an answer for that. :)

[pattrose]

Neither do I. That made me laugh though. 😂

[kazzy_cee]

It's definitely worth thinking about what you would do if you had to get out of the house in an emergency. So many people don't think about it and panic.

[pattrose]

I'm very calm in emergencies. I got that from my dad. He was always calm. Man, I miss him.

[tinnean]

Having lived in Florida for more than 22 years, we had to face this every so often due to hurricanes. Mostly there was no issue, but for Irma in 2017, the predictions were so dire, we actually evacuated to a local college's sport's facility. I had time to pack some clothes and important papers. It was an interesting experience, but I'd never do that again. Even though the hurricane's eye wound up right over Bonita Springs, there wasn't enough damage to our community (fortunately) to have warranted the evacuation. We sheltered at home for the next hurrican, Ian.

I still think what we'd have to grab if we needed to leave here. Foolish as it might be, I'd have to make the effort to grab our external harddrives.