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For years I have written about the critical importance of having the proper flashlights and emergency lighting available at all times. You never know when the next disaster, natural or manmade, might strike.
Almost all of us have gone through minor blackouts and other short-term power outages, but unless you experience, firsthand, the impact of a major disaster, it is extremely difficult to fully appreciate the impact on one’s life.