I'm glad that you didn't have the worry of the false alarm. But it's crazy that nobody at the farmers market talked about it.
Also I guess this is a dry run for what happens when things really get bad.
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I'm glad that you didn't have the worry of the false alarm. But it's crazy that nobody at the farmers market talked about it.
Also I guess this is a dry run for what happens when things really get bad.
The phone alert came at 8:07am. I left the farmer's market just before or about that time so people with cell phones at the farmer's market hadn't gotten the alert yet. Then I drove to the mall and shopped briefly. No one there seemed alarmed either. Nothing out of the ordinary there. No fear, no panic, no running, no nothing but the usual. Or maybe the guys with the cell phones who were worried had already left the building ... hmmmm ?