11-25-2024, 09:28 AM
Hmm.
From where I currently am at close to the top of the world here on the Arctic Ocean, it all seems so distant and disconnected, but when I leave here and head south it becomes more real perhaps. Here if it happens, we’ll be truly screwed. The flights bringing food and supplies will stop, the sealift bringing fuel won’t come and eventually we would starve and/or freeze to death. Donner party anyone?
Down south in Alberta I have supplies, support and knowledge/capability to hunt, fish, forage and fight. If I’m in Mexico it’s a totally different story….
Is there any point in worrying about it? Idk. I worry about my family if the SHTF and I’m not there to help them, but if we don’t get vaporized wherever I am, then it’s a deal with it issue.
The problem is where you are when it happens. It’s all well and good to prep at home, but what if it happens while you’re a long way from there??? On a flight? On a holiday?
I guess, for me, there’s no practical benefit in stressing out over it.
Just my two pesos,
Tecate
From where I currently am at close to the top of the world here on the Arctic Ocean, it all seems so distant and disconnected, but when I leave here and head south it becomes more real perhaps. Here if it happens, we’ll be truly screwed. The flights bringing food and supplies will stop, the sealift bringing fuel won’t come and eventually we would starve and/or freeze to death. Donner party anyone?
Down south in Alberta I have supplies, support and knowledge/capability to hunt, fish, forage and fight. If I’m in Mexico it’s a totally different story….
Is there any point in worrying about it? Idk. I worry about my family if the SHTF and I’m not there to help them, but if we don’t get vaporized wherever I am, then it’s a deal with it issue.
The problem is where you are when it happens. It’s all well and good to prep at home, but what if it happens while you’re a long way from there??? On a flight? On a holiday?
I guess, for me, there’s no practical benefit in stressing out over it.
Just my two pesos,
Tecate
If it’s hot, wet and sticky and it’s not yours, don’t touch it!
