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[adiva_calandia]

Oh Jesus, guys, I thought it was just a nightmare but then I woke up and checked my f-list.

Oh, God. My parents are out of the house and not answering their phones, and I don't have keys to the second car so I can't get out. I locked all the doors and barricaded tham and I'm staying on the second floor, but oh, Jesus, I don't have any weapons except my cheesy katana and my aluminum nunchucks. I don't even have a fucking LIGHTER. Oh, god, what am I going do?

Those of you who have my number, call? Or IM or something? I don't guarantee coherence because I'm crying so hard, but I need to hear someone's voice. Please? Thanks.

The streets outside are totally quiet.



For the record: In seriousness, nothing like seeing your f-list full of "shit, zombies!" posts to seriously wig a zombie-phobe like me out.

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[cabanaboy.livejournal.com]

A group of us are making our way north from Washington DC.
We've pick up a suvivor or two along the way and our driver has a brother stationed at Eielson Air force Base outside Fairbanks Alaska.
We had hoped the colder climate would slow down the outbreak.

with any luck well be there in 2 days, if you can hold out know that help is coming!

[adiva_calandia]

Unfortunately, it's been pretty hot the past couple of days. I mean, by our standards. It'll be even hotter in the Interior, around Fairbanks.

Thanks. I'll keep an eye out. How'll I recognize you?

[cabanaboy.livejournal.com]

Will write agian when we're close. look for a caravan of cars with License plates from Maryland, Viginia, and Ohio. If Eielson Air force Base isn't safe we can regroup and keep heading north maybe one of the national parks or land preserves.
Less people = less zombies

Good luck!!

[adiva_calandia]

ANWR, maybe? We always knew that place would be good for something. There's a lot of state between here and there, but you're right -- not many people.

Luck to you too. stay safe.