Elder law focused post today. Imagine a natural disaster hits your town. I live in Virginia Beach, and you can imagine the panic this past summer when a hurricane was forecast to hit our area from the south at Category 4, and plow through the Outer Banks and flood the entire eastern part of Virginia under feet of rain. Yes I said feet. Of. Rain. People evacuated over a week before the storm was forecast to hit! The state of Virginia ordered the lowest elevation areas in eastern VA to evacuate mandatorily. Wow. And then, miracle of miracles, the forecasts changed, the storm track changed, and Virginia was spared. North Carolina, however, was not. Widespread flooding happened. Tornadoes. Rain. Storms. Everything. And then the terrible things afterward started coming out in the news. People trapped in their houses. Thousands of dead animals on farms. Etc. The area is still recovering. Then I read this article here about evacuees with disabilities. THINK ABOUT THIS FOR A MINUTE. Do you have a plan for yourself, if you are elderly, in the event you have to evacuate your house? You may not have as much time as you think--out in California the wildfire victims had almost no time to evacuate. So what is your plan for a sudden evacuation? If you are younger and have an elderly parent or other relative who you are caring for--do you know what their plan is? Do they need your help coming up with a plan? Are you (and your ability to physically help them or take them in) a feature of their plan? Better to plan ahead and ask today! My firm can assist you in coming up with a plan to take care of your elderly parents (or person with special needs) in the event of an evacuation or other similar situation. Give us a call today. Turn up the music
Let's get out on the floor I like to move it Come and give me some more Watch me getting physical Out of control There's people watching me I never miss a beat Steel the night, kill the lights Feel it under your skin Time is right, keep it tight 'Cause its pulling you in Pump it up you can't stop Cause it feels like an overdose (Feels like an overdose) Evacuate the dance-floor I'm infected by the sound Stop this beat is killing me Hey little DJ let the music take me underground Evacuate the dance-floor I'm infected by the sound Stop this beat is killing me Hey little DJ come burn this place right down to the ground My body's aching That's some overload Temperatures rising I'm about to explode Watch me I'm intoxicated Taking the show It`s got me hypnotized Everybody step aside Steel the night, kill the lights Feel it under your skin Time is right, keep it tight 'Cause its pulling you in Pump it up, you can, t stop Cause it feels like an overdose (Feels like an overdose) Evacuate the dance-floor I'm infected by the sound Stop this beat is killing me Hey little DJ let the music take me underground Evacuate the dance-floor I'm infected by the sound Stop this beat is killing me Hey little DJ come burn this place right down to the ground Come on and evacuate Feel the club is heating up Move on and accelerate Push it to the top Come on and evacuate Feel the club is heating up Move on and accelerate You don't have to be afraid Now guess who's back on a brand new track? They got everybody in the club going mad So everybody in the back Get your back up on the wall and just shake that thang Go crazy, Yo lady, Yo baby Let me see sou wreck that thang Now drop it down low, low Let me see you take it to the dance-floor, yo Everybody in the club Evacuate the dance-floor Everybody in the club I'm infected by the sound Everybody in the club Stop this beat is killing me Hey little DJ let the music take me underground Evacuate the dance-floor I'm infected by the sound Stop this beat is killing me Hey little DJ come burn this place right down underground Songwriters: Allan Eshuijs / Manuel Reuter / Yann Peifer Evacuate The Dancefloor lyrics © BMG Rights Management
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AuthorJeff Sodoma, MPA, Esq. is a lawyer based in Virginia Beach, Virginia Blog!Hello, there! Welcome to my blog. I will use this blog as a platform for my writing. I will write about topics in the legal world, certainly, as well as everything else under the sun, because I have many interests (and viewpoints). All views expressed in this blog, unless otherwise noted, are mine alone. One of my interests is music--my wife believes that I should go on "Beat Shazam" because I know so many songs--and I will be, from time to time, analyzing song lyrics and how they relate to the legal world.
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