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Former St. Louisan Kelly Stables talks about her new sitcom gig.

Unfortunately emergencies and disasters happen. While we can’t control the motion of certain events, we can at least be prepared.

Clorox and the Red Cross have compiled a list of preparation steps that can keep you armed:

*Get a kit — Have an emergency preparedness kit for your household. Include basic supplies like water (1 gallon per person, per day for drinking and washing with a minimum 3-day supply); at least a three day supply of non-perishable food, flashlight, multi-purpose tool, radio, first aid kit, important medications and copies of personal documents and disinfecting bleach.

When a girlfriend told our circle of friends that she was moving to Lake St. Louis, we all grumbled. Our group lives in West County and were used to her living a short walk away. “Why can’t you stay closer?” We asked. “Why would you want to live there?” (Not that any of us thought there was something wrong with Lake St. Louis. Just that we didn’t want our beloved friend to move!)

If Jaelithe Judy had a nickle for every time someone told her “you should be a writer” she could have bought a private island by now!