Still no power in sight on day 9. I'm going to be heading to a gas line at some point to stay ahead of this. The generator must be fed. I'm also going to have to get the kids out before cabin fever causes them to get any crazier. They have been studying, reading and writing. We've taught them well. But with no school for a week, it's just getting a bit old for them. A negative routine to have your day governed by fetching gas and worrying about heat. And I say again...we're one of the lucky ones...
What's happening to the people who lost everything and aren't easy to get to via emergency management services down by the shores?
We must be able to do better than this.
What's happening to the people who lost everything and aren't easy to get to via emergency management services down by the shores?
We must be able to do better than this.
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