Q: What creative ways do you prepare for an earthquake?
What creative ways do you prepare for an earthquake?
Asked at Wharf Two in Monterey.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Follow-up: If you had to leave your home, what would you carry with you?
TOM NICHOLS | Retiree | OklahomaA: I work on my balance. You don’t feel good when the solid ground under you is shaking.
Fanny Pack: A bag of important stuff – cards, medication, a pair of scissors, magic marker, and a knife. That will get you through most stuff.
KAT MALDONADO | House cleaner | Shaver Lake
A: Remove all glass items from shelves and walls. I would have water purification tablets on hand for fresh water.
A Survivor: A backpack with two tin plates, a folding shovel, antibacterial hand gel, a solar blanket, and self-charging flashlight. Trail bars and jerky, bouillon cubes, and a piece of plastic (for catching water).
LARRY ANDREATTI | Retiree | Sacramento
A: Blankets. Shelter: tents and tarps for protection against the weather.
Full Belly: Canned food and energy bars, food supplies that last. And a cell phone.
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