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Readiness: We need to be thinking about how to GTFH too
I’ve been thinking about readiness a lot more recently. It’s easy to get complacent, especially when you “feel” ready, but the fact is even the best prepared among us are never as ready as we think we are. One of the themes that play out in the readiness world is an obsessive focus on “getting […] Continue reading
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Tagged Be ready now, clothing, Getting Home, GTFH, GTFO, Immediate Readiness, planning, readiness, SHTF
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The Rambling Road: Breaking in new jeans
As I mentioned previously, one of the side effects of my illness was a dramatic loss of weight. I dropped more than thirty pounds in a month and a half, meaning that most of my clothes simply don’t fit anymore. … Continue reading → Continue reading
Tagged clothing, jeans, new, weight loss
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Readiness: Intermediate Readiness
Intermediate readiness represents an order of magnitude of greater complexity than immediate readiness. Planning for intermediate readiness means being ready for events that could last weeks to months or even years and usually represents planning for specific kinds of contingencies you might anticipate having in the place where you live. While intermediate readiness anticipates such changes, […] Continue reading
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Tagged Be ready now, Caching, clothing, Communications, Fuel, Intermediate readiness, Medical, planning, power, protection, readiness, shelter, Water
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Farming: The farm uniform
While I’m sure most farmers don’t think of it this way, there is a definitive uniform most of us wear as we go about our daily tasks. It’s a practical collection of clothing and tools that help us get our jobs done. Here at Innisfree Farm, the uniform is pretty well defined. At its most […] Continue reading
Farming: The farm uniform
While I’m sure most farmers don’t think of it this way, there is a definitive uniform most of us wear as we go about our daily tasks. It’s a practical collection of clothing and tools that help us get our jobs done. Here at Innisfree Farm, the uniform is pretty well defined. At its most […] Continue reading
