Being as I have been alone for the past year since my husband is no longer here with me (in nursing home due to dementia), being isolated has become the norm for me.
Which has made the shutdown for the past 3 months easy for me to handle more so than the majority of people.
Now I give credit to my sister and brother in law, as to being preppers to an extent.
And giving me hints here and there, some of which Jim and I are familiar with.
Recently, I went out of town for a few days and threw my clothes in a plastic bag, which was easier than digging out my luggage that Jim and I only used when we would go to Vegas.
My sister, @"CottonGinWaste" , told me they use backpacks when they go anywhere, easy to throw in the car and grab, plus it is their prepper bag.
So I got to thinking about it and bought me a backpack to use next time I go out of town, and I've slowly added simple survival tools that may be needed in a SHTF scenario. (rope, knife, matches, lighter etc etc)
I'm still learning, so please keep posting
Which has made the shutdown for the past 3 months easy for me to handle more so than the majority of people.
Now I give credit to my sister and brother in law, as to being preppers to an extent.
And giving me hints here and there, some of which Jim and I are familiar with.
Recently, I went out of town for a few days and threw my clothes in a plastic bag, which was easier than digging out my luggage that Jim and I only used when we would go to Vegas.
My sister, @"CottonGinWaste" , told me they use backpacks when they go anywhere, easy to throw in the car and grab, plus it is their prepper bag.
So I got to thinking about it and bought me a backpack to use next time I go out of town, and I've slowly added simple survival tools that may be needed in a SHTF scenario. (rope, knife, matches, lighter etc etc)
I'm still learning, so please keep posting