I sleep on a sheepskin and wool blanket bedroll on a hardwood floor, know where the flashlights and survival candles are and have a 15 dollar charcoal grill that I can use sticks in. I've recently made a point to buy an extra canned food item every time I'm at the grocery store and the cupboards are pretty stocked-canned fruit, canned tuna, soup, spaghetti, corned beef, hash, tomatoes, crackers, etc. that sits untouched in the cupboard. I'll start to eat it as it expires but until then it will serve as my food supply if something like that happens. Then there's always the boxes of .22 Short for popping squirrels and rabbits out of my bedroom window, if it comes down to it. HSG, I went home to Wisconsin to visit the parents two Christmases ago and my dad's 96 Camry died on the highway interchange. It was -38. We waited more than three hours for the tow truck and I froze my ass off in dress blues. A few blankets, a lighter and some food would be a great idea for a car.
