Unseasonably cool here in the Sunshine State. Dunno how that will play out over the next few days, but for now it’s long pants weather. <\/p>\n
Yesterday was a mostly slow and lazy day for me. Took my time getting packed and ready. Had to replace most of the spare batteries in my bags and replace the “get home” money that I “borrowed” when a fun toy became available at an irresistible price… My back pack has 1 oz of gold coins and about $1K in USD tucked into it. That is supposed to be untouchable and just for emergency use. I’m good at lying to myself though, and I raided it for some cash. <\/p>\n
I’ve talked about the other stuff I carry before, but the high points are a tourniquet, blow out kit (first aid focused on bleeding control), change of clothes, windbreaker, towel, food, water, and some really thick zip ties…<\/p>\n
I’ve got some other stuff in there too including my toughbook and kindle, batteries, a bag of cables and chargers, my back up id and cards, blister first aid, some crayons and a little coloring book (for fussy kids), and general snivel gear.<\/p>\n
99% of the time I don’t need anything in the bag but something to read and a charging cable. It’s there if I do need it though.<\/p>\n
That’s pretty much the story of my life as a prepper and a husband and father too. It’s there if needed.<\/p>\n
The vast stacks of stuff are there too. Which comforts me and gives me choices. They turn mountains into molehills, and let life continue without interruption.<\/p>\n
Get some of your own, and feel the satisfaction… stack!<\/p>\n
nick<\/p>\n
And carry your TQ at least when you are out in crowds. If not a TQ, then an Israeli bandage and a pack of quick clot. It’s not big, and it might save a life.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Unseasonably cool here in the Sunshine State. Dunno how that will play out over the next few days, but for now it’s long pants weather. <\/p>\n
Yesterday was a mostly slow and lazy day for me. Took my time getting packed and ready. Had to replace most of the spare batteries in my bags and replace the “get home” money that I “borrowed” when a fun toy became available at an irresistible price… My back pack has 1 oz of gold coins and about $1K in USD tucked into it.<\/p>\n