SadieDog
<font color=red>Minds are like parachutes, they on
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alternate source of cooking, (small portable gas grill that can be used outside?)
vented porch with a space heater?, wood burning emergency stove installed? Generator? (portable or fixed)
ten day supply of non-perishable food for all in the household, plus two or four extra persons? a few containers of potable water?
Mostly you have to be prepared mentally to know that it is a survivable situation, maybe uncomfortable, but survivable.
later...
I should have more can food on hand during the winter storm months. I don't even have a 10 day supply of regular every day food.
I'm still hoping to have a generator someday. That would be great. I envy the neighbors with their generators when we are out of power. Ohhh the luxury of a flush toilet.
We were 12 days without power and water once after a record ice storm. We used our camping cookstove to heat can soup/beans. Snowmobiles were used as transportation the 1st few days. Many roads were not passable. YIKES, I hope we don't ever have another storm like that one. 
