She understood Shine's reasoning, but it didn't make things easier.  There was only so much food, so many supplies, and so much that could be done for a limited number of people.  She understood that, and it made her own personal decision that much easier.  "If we're only taking children," she said, "then we also shouldn't split up families.  If at least one parent is around, we shouldn't take the child even if the parents want us to.  However, I don't expect very many children under the age of five to be around anyway, because they'd be at school at Zero Hour.  After the initial catastrophe, the number of bitten will drop significantly, so it's very unlikely that any severely young children will still be alive by now.  Even if they were because they hid, it's not like we can search through every hiding spot large enough for a three year old, and calling out would be a terrible idea."<br/><br/>She nodded her acceptance about the vehicle not being able to withstand many impacts.  "I wonder if we could get a plow," she said.  "One of those 'ramming plates,' or whatever they're called.  I saw one in a movie once."  She shrugged.  "May be necessary at some point.  So, what stores do we target?  I suggest the ones with the survival gear, camping, portable generators and such."