I recently listened to a new podcast by Noah J. Matthews. In this episode, he and his guest Brad Pauquette discussed some of the subtle differences between audiences of men and women, and what appeals to them. You can listen… Read More »Battleship and the Driver
I wrote a novel in less than a month. That includes revising and editing. It still needs some polish here and there. It needs formatted, and probably an expert looking it over with a fine-tooth comb. But the novel is… Read More »The Secret to Fast Fiction
How much garbage do you collect and toss every week? How much of it is food? We live in a ‘throw-away’ society these days. Don’t feel like eating leftovers? Let them sit in the refrigerator mocking you and adding to… Read More »Reducing Waste
Our household was able to leave all those supplies for others who needed them more, because we had prepped.
Gamify the learning process of laying up caches for yourself and your loved ones.
In places known for reliable water systems, the unexpected can happen. Even if the water commission swears the tap is safe to drink, you might not want to if it smells or tastes bad. Stocking up on water turns these situations into non-issues.
If you look at the long list of skills important to preppers, it’s easy to become overwhelmed. Find or build a community instead.
In the prepper community, no matter where you are on the spectrum of experience, there is always room for improvement. A dry run may be exactly what you need to test your knowledge and skills.
Using skills, you can supplement and protect your preps.
We can learn priorities from fiction. For instance, If you’re out in the cold you have to have a coat to shelter your skin. What does this have to to with fiction? Read and find out!