Anyways, I had a conversation about emergencies and how prepared we actually are, and I thought it's a pretty good one. LOL. It all starts with the fire emergency drill we all learnt in school. And we were actually debating whether it was useful or not. I have to agree, it's not really that much of a use. All I could remember after each fire drill was that I have been baking under the hot sun for hours and wilting and withering away. LOL.
And the thing about leaving your valuables and everything behind. Come on man, that's being idealistic. Frankly, if a fire were to break out suddenly, would you leave everything behind and walk out calmly and orderly?
I can answer that question. No, I wouldn't leave my things behind. I would grab my bag and stuff as much things as I can first. Most importantly, my identification papers, my handphone, laptop, DS, some clothes, as many cables and chargers and of course my money. If I can, I would probably try and save some books too. LOL. I'll probably be charred by then.
Then afterwards, I will barge out and shove and push my way along like how aunties do it during the Great Singapore Sale. There, so much for the fire drill exercises in school.
The thing is, you can practice it a million gazillion times and when it comes to the rrreal thing, you'll probably be flustered, 'cause there's a real fire flaming your butt.
Nevermind about the fire. Let's say if there is a flood, and it has been proven that flooding is possible even in Singapore. Say, is there even a standard procedure to dealing with floods? I suppose it's not as serious as fire right. =.=
Ok, so for floods, it would be opposite of fire right? I would do nothing. If it ever floods in my area, I'll probably report sick and don't turn up for work, put on my headphones, blast my music and have a mini party in my room while waiting for the waters to subside. Or I could build a raft from my bed and go kayaking... Hmm....Not a bad idea right.
LOL. Anyway, it thought that was a pretty interesting conversation. Think about it. When it comes to emergencies, just how prepared can you get?
Cheerios~