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In a situation like this I think of General Patton. Make your plans by all means. But recognize that no plan survives first contact with the enemy. Stay sharp, evaluate, adapt, and overcome.

I think my work is done here.

We've had this discussion too. My wife doesn't carry yet though (I'm selling it). My number one priority would be get my wife out of the way and if necessary draw fire until I could get my s together.

Not much of a plan but if it came down to it I'd be thinking, 'Poor observation Brightside...Poor Obs...'