Anyone using their 'pod as a shelter?

Before Irene hit, I filled up my water tank and made sure my battery was fully charged.  I figured we could at least get a good shower for a few days if the power went out and our generator failed.  Luckily the power didn't go out  (don't know how, see the link below for an outage map of our area).  I'm curious if anyone is now using theirs, either for A/C with a genset or for showers, etc.  If you are, what recommendations would you make for the future if others have to do this?  Store more water?  Stock the shelves ahead of time?

We stocked ours up to be used as a shelter, cooled the fridge down and moved some of the more important stuff from the house fridge over to the pod. 

We did end up loosing power, and while we were sitting in the pod eating breakfast I heard the sump pump kick back on, so we didn't bother hanging out there long enough to shower.  I just cleaned up, went back inside and continued life as normal.

Thankfully we only lost power for about 7 hours, but I'm still bitter.  I was in OBX when we got evacuated...2nd year in a row.  First Earl, now Irene.  Stupid hurricanes.

The R-Pod...

yes just last night here in central pa wenhad rivers flooding we were given about an hour to get out as the water was rising both homes we have have been flooded to some degree so we will be living in the pod till we vcan see what we need to do

In central NJ we had 8.25" of rain from Irene, some wind but not too bad. My rain gauge had 19.88" for August, so we were 5 times average for the month. We had filled the pod's water tank and kept it plugged in so the batteries were charged. Fortunately no power loss, but the town water pumping station and sewage plant were flooded. The water station had to replace all their electrical equipment and the surrounding town let us use here water. We were under a boil only order for a couple of days. We had enough bottled water that we didn't need to use the pod water by the time the order was lifted.
I left for this trip to Lithuania before Lee hit, so I don't really know what is happening except the family says it has been raining alot.
Haven't seen any R-Pods over here yet. They do have a lot of small trailers though, similar to the one that David has.