Work has kept me from getting any keyboard
Quarterly fire and life safety drills, FEMA manuals, active shooter drills, emergency response training. Even though we aren't a level 1 hospital, we still are listed as a triage response location so if there were an explosion at any of the near by factories or a tanker train derailment and chemical spill at the local rail yard, we would be where authorities would set up shop. I got two whole rooms of FEAM supplied decontamination gear just in case. Talk about being ready for zombies...
Think I was excited to get my 2200 watt Ryobi generator for camping? imagine the grin on my face standing in front of a Caterpillar 750,000 watt diesel generator, powered by 8,000 gallons of diesel fuel in my own storage tank. I've got a round the clock security team, 72 camera digital video security system, an armory with full emergency response gear (i know right!), a morgue... I've been in prepper "fat hog heaven" my friends. I've also had to learn a crap load of Hospital Joint Commission and Commission of Accredited Rehabilitation Facilities rules and regs, no fun and no free time. BUT, I did get a discount on my MREs and canned water by adding what I needed at home onto the order when we rotated inventory.so that was nice
Anyway, Its taken months, well actually a couple of years, but its finally settled down to where I can think about other things creatively. I never stopped prepping, camping, or training, I just didn't have time to put it into words (and there is some stuff I had to go through and learn that I'm not suppose to share. So.... I'm back.
