I bought a couple of more bottles of potable aqua tablets today, just on the chance the grid goes down and the water pumps don't work for a while.
I had some already along with other stuff but I think it's time to get serious about getting restocked.
Let's say you live in an urban Northeast area. I can't exactly go hunting for my food very easily. How do you prepare for when the power just shuts off one day, the communications don't work, and the stores are closed.
I estimate I have 15-30 days of extra food right now. I have some basic charging units for small devices. Water seems to be the main concern.
I also wonder about heat. I was kind of hoping the shutdown would happen during Northern Hemisphere summer, but the odds now are increasing again for it happening during winter. How do you stay warm if gas isn't coming?
Lots going on with these boards right now but I think we need to start taking prep seriously. After the first week of November, everything starts getting very complicated, very fast.
I'm a just go into hibernation-mode; I've found that I'm able to simply stay asleep for something like two weeks of just sleeping and not even needing to eat or drink anything...
Regarding self-heating... layering on a tons of bunches of blankets. Perhaps also include ear-muffs and even a ninja-mask if necessary along with countoured eye-mask for sleep.
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