Good morning and happy Saturday!

This morning's story finds Max parting ways from some of the members of her group when they cannot agree on a course of action. The unplanned adventure continues!

I hope you enjoy the photos - I took them myself when I was in Athens. There's a section of the city filled with young artsy types who consider themselves anticapitalist revolutionaries and in that area, the graffiti captures this attitude.

LINK: https://www.theorganicprepper.com/three-miles-part-3/

I hope you're enjoying the story! I know it's not a prepper post-apocalyptic scenario but I think it's interesting to explore survival on a more day to day basis instead of just focusing on the end of the world.

Grace Sherwood is no ordinary old lady.

In the shadows of an apocalyptic world, she has survived with her home, her mysterious garden, and her cat. With a sharp mind honed by years of solitude and a soft heart that has not been hardened by the trials of a world gone mad, Grace is the unexpected heroine this broken world never knew it needed.

Nestled within the protective embrace of her forest cottage, Grace has carved out a life of quiet dignity amidst the chaos. But when ruthless intruders invade her sanctuary with a captive teenage girl, Grace knows that the time for action has come. Armed with nothing but her wits and the wisdom she has earned over a lifetime, she embarks on a perilous journey to reclaim her home and rescue young Lexie.

As Grace navigates the treacherous event, she discovers that survival is not just about strength, but about cunning, compassion, and the ability to adapt. With every step, she draws upon the lessons of her past, weaving together a tapestry of survival that is as intricate as the forest itself.

"The Widow in the Woods" is a gripping tale of resilience, love, and the indomitable spirit of a woman who refuses to be defined by the world around her. In a place where the line between hero and villain is blurred, Grace stands as a beacon of hope, proving that sometimes, the greatest power lies not in the might of someone bigger and stronger, but in the wisdom of an unlikely hero.