Prepping

The move is now 24 hours away and the house is a wasteland, with nothing to eat and no table at which to sit and eat. We can't wait to move to our prepper property.

Many people expect that the government or someone else will rescue them after a natural disaster or other calamity, but that may not be the case.

78 years ago, we faced a surprise attack from Japan, battled back and won the war. As the fight against COVID-19 continues, we need to remember that victory does not always come easily.

Another day of pre-move errands, chores, donations, and packing, plus a quick update on COVID-19 lockdowns and vaccines.

All the headlines on Thursday were screaming about new COVID-19 records as the U.S. hit more than 100,000 people hospitalized. According to the New York...

It's a busy week at Pete's house as the move gets closer, COVID-19 gets worse, and he still needs a new truck.

After a brutal month of rapid increases, cases of COVID-19 seemed to pause or even pull back slightly. Only time will tell if this represents the peak or just a brief hesitation.

Our impending move is made more challenging by the destruction of my pickup truck, but we persevere by renting a Ram 1500.

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.

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?