They might get evacuated. The evacuation zones are creeping southeast. Hopefully they have ensured their home has defensible space (mowed perimeter). According to Becky’s doom posting about Trumpf, she should have her family’s important documents to hand already.
Fire-rated security safes are not actually wildfire proof, they have a burn rating on them that will tell you how long they can withstand flames, but you should still take your birth certs and passports etc when you are evacuated.
My official recommendation is that they leave now, with their documents, heirlooms, and enough supplies for a few days. Daily living stuff can all be replaced. Air quality is going to be fucked which is bad news for Hannah. They should find a dog-friendly hotel (this will be tough because everyone else is ALSO trying to find temporary housing during an evacuation) and get Hannah out of the bad air asap before the roads close and it gets worse.
Having evacuated a few times with a baby, I can say the hardest part is maintaining any semblance of routine or sleep schedule. Bring a pack and play with one of those breathable blackout covers, because chances are you won’t get a multi-room suite with a separate baby bedroom, and a white noise machine to mask the sounds of whichever cuck can’t stop shitting himself.
Firefighters will prioritize homes and lives. Even if you are evacuated, it doesn’t mean your home will burn. It means they want you the fuck out of the way so they can do their jobs. They will do everything they can to protect your house. That means that if reports are coming in that structures and residences have already been lost, it’s a serious emergency and you need to treat it as such.
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Wow, that’s a lot to remember in a time when most people would be panicking. But if your first priority is the safety of your multiple-genetic-disability-marked child, you’d act without hesitation.
It’s stuff you just learn from living in a high-fire risk area for generations. Like how people in hurricane-prone areas know what to do for their annual spanking from Mother Nature.
I included the app name in my SS because Watch Duty is very informative and honestly everyone in California should have it on their phone. It’s very efficient for aggregating and dispensing information from your county and EMS regarding relevant fires and evacuations. I have never lost my home but I have seen flames devour the area around my home and it’s important to stay informed about these things.
Becky, stop xeeting and book a hotel you dumb whore! Hannah doesn’t need to register to be homeschooled at 9 months old.
