Prepper Diary November 29: Truck Travails and Making Moves
Our impending move is made more challenging by the destruction of my pickup truck, but we persevere by renting a Ram 1500.
How to Be More Independent and Why it will Make You...
The path of a prepper is not an easy one. You must be an independent thinking, and able to act on your own when others don't or won't.
The Pandemic Will End When We Want it to End
Is COVID-19 as bad as the media and politicians make it sound, or is this just a form of psychological warfare designed to weaken the country, degrade our freedom and take away our liberty?
Prepper Diary November 25: Now I Gotta Buy a New Truck
In the aftermath of the car crash, Pete heads home and embarks on some truck shopping.
November 23: COVID Crackdown Continues as Holiday Travel Builds
With Thanksgiving arriving this week, Hanukkah in two weeks, followed by Christmas and New Year's Eve, holiday travel could result in increased spread.
Prepper Diary November 21: The Car Crash Aftermath
Left on the side of the highway after my car crash, I have to figure out what to do next.
Prepper Diary November 20: Pete’s Favorite Truck gets Totaled
I was in a head-on collision with another vehicle and both my airbags deployed. I survived largely uninjured, and a learned an important lesson or two.
Lessons from the Past as COVID-19’s Second Wave Strikes
As the second wave of COVID-19 sweeps across the U.S. and Europe, what can we learn from the second wave of the Spanish Flu?
Huge COVID Spike Cause Lockdowns in U.S. to Explode
As COVID-19 growth rate doubles in the U.S. since November 1, the threat of lockdowns explode, especially in Blue states.
In Prepping, as in Life, Timing is Everything
When you look at prepping as a marathon rather than a sprint, you can time your purchases to take advantage of market lows and save money.