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Oct 14, 2019, 05:37 AM
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Member Since: Nov 2002
Location: Mid World
Posts: 18,117
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Lark, your plans sound senseable to me given where you live.
I drive a lot for work too. My "disaster plan" for driving is to keep my cell phone charged so I can call AAA if the truck breaks down. Living in Florida I don't have to deal with snow. 
At home I have a big plastic tub with my important papers and some cash stash in the bedroom if I ever have to leave in a hurry.
Hurricanes are the biggest threat we deal with. Even though we get days worth of warning of a storm I still stock up on non-perisables at the start oc the season. If it looks like I might have to evacuate I stack everything I'm taking in ine place so I can load the truck and go.
Back when my abusive husband was still alive I kept a change of clothes behind the seat of my truck, $100 in cash in an envelope in a hidey-hole I created in the seat and a spare ignition key in the glovebox in case I needed to leave in a hurry.
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