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Yeah, once the horse it out of the barn all the generators are gone. Putting in a large, in-ground generator will give you peace of mind. Doesn't take too long, is expensive, but so are hotel rooms and spoiled meat over a ten year period. Downside: neighbors show up when the power goes out.
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