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Comments (9)Living in an area surrounded by military bases and it used to be surrounded by missile silos supposedly empty of missiles it makes no sense to take cover. If where you are is a direct hit you are toast. If any hits in your surrounding area and happens to be nuclear you will wish that you had died. Beyond the surrounding area it will depend on the way the wind carries any thing. Most people in this area knew this back when Whiteman Air Base was ringed with missiles and it still is true today. Live each day as if it is your last and carry on like you normally would. Since I have seen patrols at some of the silos some are probably still active....See MoreBranch from chisue's Where to spend winter, different topic
Comments (14)If you were hearing helicopters in Irvine, c martin, they were probably from the former Marine Corps Air Station Tustin. It was located roughly between Jamboree and the 55, between Edinger and Barranca. Last time I was by there, the old blimp hangers that were part of the base were still there. El Toro was more for fixed wing aircraft, the kind that use runways....See MoreChisue...answering your question...thanks for asking.
Comments (1)Thanks for the update, my KT friend! What are the stats for successful outcomes? I suppose it can't hurt to wait if you can still manage. There could be further advances that would make you more confident. My DH (81) has had mild ET for decades; now worsening. Only a little difficulty -- a fork with peas, quaking newspaper, etc. I'm sure some of this is stress due to my ongoing MM concerns. His condition is nothing like my friend, who struggles to manage a cup or glass with both hands. A two-week course of meds did nothing we could see, so he tapered and quit. His primary suggests seeing a neurologist -- possibly a good idea for a work-up if only due to age!...See MoreHow do you organize your home information?
Comments (18)I keep hard copies in file folders in a cabinet too but have found I'm mostly looking up information electronically because I'm not where the hard copies are kept when I need them. Also, having experienced a couple of major insurance claims, the electronic records are invaluable. I scan or save major receipts to my computer in File Folders which are organized much like the hard copy folders. I'm a die-hard Quicken fan because I have to look info up all the time and it makes it easy. As transactions get downloaded from banking and credit card companies, I'll attach a copy of important receipts to the transaction. I can search Quicken for "Appliances" or "Pool Remodel 2023" or "Joe's Plumbing", click on the receipt or reports and see model numbers, supplier names, or detail on repairs made. If more detailed specs are needed, I'll google the model before I look for the hard copy. When we have warranty or insurance claim issues, receipts are ready to be uploaded. I also periodically take photos of rooms and valuables and save them to the cloud....See More- 9 years ago
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