What I really wanted to comment on, however, is how much all of these postings have reminded us to THINK about our personal safety before we become victims. Last night we had to park at a Freightliner dealership and you can be sure we were parked under bright lights, the doors locked the minute we were inside, curtains closed and the television screen (varying light pattern) on with us inside. We never attended Dave B’s security class at LOW, but you can be sure if you offer a similar session at your rally it will require the biggest hall for all those who will want to attend. (Would Sandy Baleria be interested in coming back to teach again?)

We had a friend who had their entry door window broken out. They also had the issue with availability of a glass replacement so they had a glass shop replace the window with a Plexiglas panel as a temporary measure. Three years later it is still there and holding up well. You don’t even notice that it isn’t glass. You might want to consider this if you need to get out of town ahead of the heavy snow that is forecast for the midwest.

We didn’t read the blog for a couple of days because of the holiday madness and were stunned to read of your encounter. We’re glad you’re both safe. It could have been disasterous. You can always fix broken buses and RVs, but not always people. We’re coming to Yuma, as soon as I register. See you there and be safe.

Judy and John