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Survival Sunday: November 12, 2023

Happy weekend, friends!

Survival Sunday is a personal note and a round-up of the week's news
and resources for folks who are interested in being prepared. This
curated collection of information is only available to email and Patreon
subscribers.

Have a great week ahead!

Daisy

A PERSONAL NOTE

 

First, I want to take this opportunity to say thank you to our veterans
who have served and to remember those who lost their lives or came back
less than whole. I respect and appreciate you more than words can say.

You will never be forgotten.

...

Recently, my daughter reminded me of something scary that happened when
she was a child, which in turn reminded me of how I made sure the same
kind of thing could never happen again.

At the time, we lived in Ontario, Canada.

When my youngest girl was 9, she walked home from school with another
kid. It wasn't far - just a few blocks down the same street that we
lived on. At this point in time, her older sister was staying at their
dad's house to attend a specific high school that had a program she
wanted to participate in.

I was a single mom, so being there to pick her up wasn't an option: I
had to work.

R, my daughter, had always been very responsible, and she was smart. And
most of all, she followed the rules. She didn't talk to strangers,
wouldn't take a ride from anyone, and locked the door behind her. As
soon as she got home, she called to let me know she'd made it safely.
Then she began her homework, and I got home an hour and a half later.

Everything went along smoothly for months. Then one day, shortly after R
called to let me know she was home, there was a terrible storm that
seemed to come out of nowhere.

High winds shook the city, and a torrential downpour erupted. Within
minutes, our power was out, which meant our phone lines were out at
work. This was before everyone had a cell phone, so I had no way to
reach my daughter. I also had no way of knowing what was going on at our
place - for all I knew, things were just fine, and the power was still
on. My boss told me to wrap up with the customers I had, then I could
leave.

But things were NOT fine at our home. We lived, at the time, in a
second-floor apartment in a duplex. My daughter had been getting a snack
when a sudden gust of wind and a flying branch caused the kitchen window
to implode. She was terrified and tried to call me, but of course, could
not get through.

She made the decision to leave the apartment. She first went to see if
the downstairs neighbor was home. She was not. Then my daughter went
over to see Mr. and Mrs. Cozy, her nickname for the kindly old couple
who lived next door. Unfortunately, the Cozys were out too.

And that's when things got bad.

R decided to walk to my office, which was about a mile away.

In gale-force winds.

In the pouring rain.

With thunder and lightning.

To say I was stunned when one of my coworkers said, "Hey, your
daughter's here" is an understatement. I looked up to see my little
girl, drenched to the skin, red-faced from crying, bullet toward me
sobbing. Behind her was a woman who looked extremely uncomfortable.

She introduced herself as the school bus driver. She hoped I wasn't
angry she'd given my daughter a ride, but she had seen R when she
stopped into the convenience store at the corner near our place to let
the Asian lady who owned the store know where she was going. (She was
trying to follow the rule of always letting someone know where you're
going to be.) The store owner tried to convince her not to go and
offered to let her stay at the store until it was time for me to come
home. The bus driver, who my daughter knew well, saw that R had no
intention of staying, so she offered her a ride to my office. The shop
owner took down my phone number and promised to keep trying to call me,
and my daughter accepted the ride. I was so grateful to these kind women
for looking out for my daughter that I hugged the bus driver and thanked
her profusely.

My boss let me leave immediately with my drenched, sobbing kid. We went
home to deal with the damage.

She wasn't in trouble, but I enforced to her how incredibly dangerous
her decision had been. I understood why she'd done it, but I knew that I
had to make sure nothing like this ever happened again.

That's when I started a notebook of emergency protocols. I wracked my
brain, trying to think of all the things that could potentially go wrong
in the 90 minutes that she was home alone each day. Then, I wrote
specific instructions in bullet point format of exactly what to do.

When R recently reminded me of this during a movie night in which we
watched something similar happen, I thought of how important it is to
have concise and accurate information in an emergency.

That's when I decided to write up the first batch of In Case of
Emergency printables
.
It's incredibly important to know what to do FAST when bad things
happen. You may not have the time (or electricity) to look it up on the
internet and discern whether or not you have good information. You might
not be able to find what you need buried in a book. But if you have an
emergency binder, or you post these printables in your home in the area
where people would be most likely to take shelter, they'll have a simple
protocol and be warned of dangers they may not have considered.

When bad things happen, knowing how to manage the event safely is
essential.

This weekend's OP fundraiser is the premiere batch of my In Case of
Emergency printables
.
It contains instructions for what to do in the event of Tornados,
Earthquakes, Wildfires, and Nuclear Events, as well as a Post-Disaster
Safety Checklist.

I'm really proud of this product because it's incredibly useful for
anyone.

These will be selling for $5 a pop later on, but this weekend, you can
pay whatever you would like

in a "name your price" sale for the whole pack of five printables.

If you aren't home, you want your loved ones to be prepared to manage
emergencies. In Case of Emergency printables

can help.

 

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On an entirely unrelated note, I've been given the all-clear to start
walking again. It's astounding how much fitness you lose when you're
forced to sit around with your foot up for three months. It really makes
you appreciate mobility when it begins to come back.

I haven't been able to go much more than a mile and a half yet but just
being able to go for a walk or wander pain-free to the store feels like
the world's richest blessing. Currently, I'm not cleared to carry things
while walking - so no heavily loaded backpack - but just the walking
itself feels like the richest form of freedom.

I saw this beautiful last rose of summer while out yesterday and thought
it was so lovely against the backdrop of crunchy autumn leaves.

WHAT I'M READING, WATCHING, AND LISTENING TO

Here's some content from the previous week that you may find
interesting.

* What to Know, When You Need It

* How to Mentally Prepare for World War 3 (What to Know)

* Armistice Day & The Empire: A Name Change And The Catastrophe That
Followed

* Is a Cyber 9/11 Coming?

* Deep State Censorship Exposed.

**How government tore my reputation apart piece by piece.**

* When Will The Biden Administration And The Mainstream Media Admit That
The U.S. Is Already At War With Iran?

* My Real Life Disaster Story: Why Home Inventories, Photos, and
Contracts Are VITAL

* Doug Casey on the Rise of BlackRock and Fascism in the US

* Dominoes Topple Towards Dow's Doomsday

* What Can You Do RIGHT NOW to Get Better Prepared?

* Americans Are Absolutely Drowning In Debt, And This Really Is The
Worst Debt Crisis In All Of U.S. History

* The Great Reset Part 2 - A Camp With No Outside

* Why Have the Goverment and Media Turned Against American Jews?

* The Great Reset Part 1: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse

* Nashville Mayor's Office, MSM Flips Out After Trans Shooter
Manifesto Leaks; Authenticity Confirmed

* How to Prep for a Cross-Country Move

* "Allahu Akbar, Fu*k Joe Biden!": Enraged Pro-Palestinian Protesters
Gather Outside White House

**Vandalized historic monuments in Washington DC.**

* Will the Internet as We Know It Disappear in the Next Year?

* Important Information I Hope We Never Need

* US banks hit by deposit delays

**JP Morgan, Truist, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Chase and US Bank all
began experiencing wide spread disruptions, outages on Friday**

* The Global Explosion Of Hate Is Yet Another Sign That We Really Are
Living In The End Times

* White House Announces 'National Strategy To Counter Islamophobia'
As Antisemitism Soars

* It Appears That We Have A Major Problem With The Banks

* Jobs Come Crashing Down: October Payrolls Miss Estimates, Rise Only
150K As Employed Workers Plummet By 348K

* Hezbollah Chief: US "Directly Responsible" For Gaza Atrocities, Will
Soon Pay "Heavy Price"

* "Tailor-Made For Terrorism": Republicans Raise Alarm After Illegal
Immigrants Caught With Explosive Devices

* Why are we only now hearing about the "Anthony Fauci-run lab in
MONTANA that experimented with a coronavirus strain shipped in from
Wuhan a year BEFORE the Covid pandemic began"?!

* Meta to start labeling political ads with AI-generated images ahead of
2024 election

* TERROR ALERT! - Everything points to a 9/11-level false flag
terrorist attack and global psyop this November.

* Three Steps To Solving The US Housing Crisis - Kick Out Illegal
Immigrants First

* Iran Warns Americans Will Be "Hit Hard" If Gaza Ceasefire Not Reached,
As CIA Director On Secretive Trip In Region

* Why Are Online Banking Services Suddenly Being Disrupted On A Massive
Scale All Over The United States?

* Have Multiple Sources For Everything.

* 3 More "Conspiracy Theories" Which Have Just Been Confirmed

* Middle East Defense Alliances Could Create A Domino Effect Similar To
WWI

* U.S. Banks Are Sitting On $650 Billion In Unrealized Losses, And That
Means Disaster Is Just A Bank Run Away

* Video: Biden DHS Head Claims There Is "No Disaster" At The Border

* Demographics Is Destiny

* The IDF Is Making Major Progress In Gaza, And That Makes Intervention
By Hezbollah Much More Likely

* The Bank Outages Nobody Think Possible Are Here And People Will Freak
Out This Winter

* How To Keep A Positive Mind During Hard Times

* 23 Common Sense Ways to Stretch Your Food Budget

* 12 Most Important First Aid Skills To Learn

* Fish Fry

* What to Do if You're Caught in a Riot

* Foods You Should Never Keep in a Root Cellar

* Trashed Treasures: How to DUMPSTER DIVE for Free Food

* 18 Things To Do Before the Next Blackout

* When the Trucks Stop Delivering, 'The System' Will Collapse

* Watch Out For Disruptions.

* The Beatle's Newest Song: AI-Fueled Nostalgia and Concerns

* What Not To Do When You Go Off-The-Grid

* How to Make Money Selling Handmade Goods

* Best Foods to Stockpile for an Emergency Food Supply (2023)

* How to Build a Zeer Pot Refrigerator

* How to Survive The First 100 Days After SHTF

* How to Properly Select and Outfit a Home Defense Weapon (Guest Post)

* Read This Before Harvesting Rainwater

* Lessons from Venezuela: 5 Things You Must Learn to DIY Before a
Collapse

* The First 10 Things You Should Do in A Blackout

 

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