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Practice Reaving...
Looting, reaving, and all around crappy stuff is gonna happen, best to be up to speed on it just in case the reaper comes a knockin.
Looting, reaving, and all around crappy stuff is gonna happen, best to be up to speed on it just in case the reaper comes a knockin.
Not so much specifically *which* as *just one more.* Learning HOW to learn and think quickly and critically is a skill sadly lacking in a number of the circles of which I am an observer. To reiterate the points which our esteemed compatriot #AndyinEverson stated, a flexible mindset and adaptability are key. Keep learning; you'll never know enough.
Point is... I keep pants, shirt, shoes, socks, jacket, a weapon and a pocketful of cash within a couple feet of wherever I sleep.
tell her to go make you a sandwich.
(Never replied to my own post before.)Ever see pictures of disaster victims right after an event (like an earthquake, storm or fire)? Especially at night, those poor souls are often shoeless, only partially clothed (if at all) and wrapped in blankets or a borrowed shirt - perhaps handed to them by someone else trying to help.
Point is... I keep pants, shirt, shoes, socks, jacket, a weapon and a pocketful of cash within a couple feet of wherever I sleep. And I keep a full change of dry clothes, skivvies and shoes in a small bag in both cars and the truck.
If my shoes fall off in the living room when I'm watching TV, there's at least two more pair under the bed if I turn in without them.
A nasty shaker or tornado can potentially reduce any home or hotel to wreckage in seconds, but I feel like having basic clothing within a yard of me greatly increases the likelihood that I can grab some essentials when scrambling for safety, however hurried.