Gov. Chris Christie may still be pondering whether the Star-Ledger endorsement was a trick or a treat, but so far he says Halloween will happen for the kiddies this year. Hurricane Sandy knocked it out last year and in 2011 a snowstorm kept the costumed children indoors.
Reading about his remarks on Halloween Tuesday made me want to review the 2012 episode that left us without power for 10 days.
Here's the message on a boarded-up store on Watchung Avenue.
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A snow squall added to the misery of the aftermath.
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We all learned the importance of preparations for a weather emergency. I'm guessing there are many more households now with generators, food and water supplies, batteries, headlamp flashlights and communication plans than ever before. And now we have a
Community Emergency Response Team!
--Bernice
if someone hasn't gotten a nice stock of emergency supplies... that's a nice gentle reminder... got mine!
ReplyDelete"Sandy, we are protected by God and Obama!"
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that in our community people despair to the point that their only hope is to appeal to superhuman saviors. It's sad for our community that we can only hope to console by promising superhuman saviors who will never eliminate the causes of despair.