Well, there you go. Sounds like she's in need of a supervisor.
Well, there you go. Sounds like she's in need of a supervisor.
If by what I have learned over the years, allow me to help one person to start to prepare. If all the mistakes I have made, let me give one person the wisdom that allows them to save their life or the life of a loved one in an emergency. Then I will truly know that all the work I have done will have been worth every minute.
Being a sacrafical.......er...... essential worker ( somebodys gotta haul the booze and GOLF BALLS) it's pretty much business as usual for me.
If by what I have learned over the years, allow me to help one person to start to prepare. If all the mistakes I have made, let me give one person the wisdom that allows them to save their life or the life of a loved one in an emergency. Then I will truly know that all the work I have done will have been worth every minute.
I go shooting a few times a week (my gun range has individual ranges separated by cinder block walls. I walk a few miles every day. Finished up a few projects around the house. Time to start working on a few knives.
Despite everything around us, I count our blessings every single day. Just having running water and electricity makes a huge difference. The stores are well stocked and on Saturday even found the "good" TP after 4 weeks of empty shelves. I didn't need it but then I never wait til I need something anyway.
I do go out a couple of times a week for fresh fruit and veggies but could stay put for several months if need be. What we miss most is going out to the park, socializing with friends and dining out in our favorite restaurants. We also miss not knowing when we could travel next. Having a trip to look forward to has made the daily grind more bearable.
All in all, not bad for us so far but my heart aches for all those who have been affected and whose lives will never be the same.
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