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Thursday, December 14, 2006
Feeling safe at home
I had a recent scare when an intruder walked into my home one evening. My dogs chased him away, so I was very fortunate that time. I’ve become more conscientious about locking my deadbolts since then, and I started shopping for outdoor security lighting the next day. I still feel vulnerable, but didn’t want to install an expensive Security System in a home that I’ll probably be selling in the next year or so. Now I’ve found out that there’s a more effective approach. LaserShield is a portable system that’s easy to set up and will provide the 24/7 monitoring that I want. The keychain remote alarm and activator will allow me to arm and disarm the system as I come and go, and it can be configured so that the dogs won’t be triggering false alarms. I can take it with me when I move, and the system is expandable, so I can add to it if my new place is bigger. LaserShield is available at CompUSA, Kmart, Home Depot and other national retailers as well as online.
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My plan is to yell out (if taken unaware and can't get out/to a phone/both/etc) "I HAVE AN ATL-ATL AND I'M NOT AFRAID TO USE IT!" I'm hoping it will confuse them long enough for me to get out. A girl can hope right?
Sometimes the drunks just have jno idea where they are...