I didn't think about sending her stuff. Good idea. She's so happy there, I'm pretty sure she won't try to get out until everyone is trying to get out, though, and it might not be possible. What a trap that place is. Folks didn't leave in droves during 9/11 or the covid con though, so maybe this time they won't either.

She's got a good meat source from a nearby farm that probably drives their own stuff into town, a co-op membership, and lots of grow lights going on. I've already told her to stock up on shelf stable stuff. I think she'll be OK for far longer than most. I sure wish she'd just get out of there, but living on her own there has been a great experience for her, and has exposed her to understandings she was not being exposed to in her last home, Vermont.