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Survival Sunday: February 19, 2023

Happy weekend, friends!

Survival Sunday is 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

 

Good morning, friends!

I'm writing to you from Athens, up on the rooftop of my building on this
sunny Sunday morning. Yep, that's the Acropolis in the photo! Now, I
can't see it from my basement apartment - I have to go up 5 flights to
see it, but you can't beat that view.

It's kind of interesting. The higher up you are in a building, at least
in my neighborhood of Mets, the more expensive your apartment is. I have
a basement apartment and the price is less than half of what I paid in
the US. PLUS I have a large (for the city) walled garden with an olive
tree for shade, a sunny patch, and a patio. (I have big plans for that
garden!) I use it for drying my laundry (they don't do electric dryers
here - everyone hangs stuff outdoors) and will be growing some veggies.

Everywhere you go in Mets there are orange trees bursting with fruit. I
tried one - the oranges are pretty good.

There are a lot of things that are different about life in Greece from
life in America. There are stray cats everywhere but they're extremely
plump. That's because people leave out food for them and they control
the urban rodent population. You have to walk to take your trash to open
dumpsters every block or so around the city.

There aren't any "food deserts" in the city. Each week, all the
neighborhoods have a laiki. That's an open market with orange tents that
pops up, closing down a street for the day. Each neighborhood has its
own day for the laiki. There, you can purchase food directly from
farmers, bakers, and butchers. There isn't any processed grocery store
stuff - just good, wholesome food. And it's a fraction of the cost of
buying it in the store. Every neighborhood has its own laiki day. Mine
is on Friday.

I really wanted to go this past week, but my ankle is not healed yet and
walking up and down the hills to get there wasn't a good idea. I've been
able to take short walks to take out my trash and took one longer one to
the bank to get some euros out. That longer walk convinced me I need to
rest a bit more before any other on-foot excursions. Pardon me while I
scream. (AAAARRRGGGHHH.) The injury is so frustrating!

I've felt so much more creative getting out of my comfort zone. Since I
can't get out, I've been writing, writing, writing and I got so much
done I was able to launch a book this weekend. (See details below.) It
felt so good writing it - I think it's a fun read about a serious topic,
and so far, the feedback is really nice.

I'll catch you next week and hopefully have photos of the laiki to
share!

 

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Whether you're dumpster-diving-for-food poor, have an incredibly
limited grocery budget, or have a garden variety thrifty grocery budget,
you'll find some ideas that work for you. Most of the suggestions also
consider that someone with a tight budget probably spends a lot of time
working and can't always deliver every single bite from lengthy
scratch-cooking processes.

This can't really be called a cookbook as much as it is a "hodgepodge
of thrifty ideas about food."  You can substitute ingredients in just
about every recipe based on what you have on hand. The flexibility is
what helps to make it so frugal. The foods you'll make are truly YOUR
meals, based on what you have, what you'll eat, and what you can
afford.

Saving money in the kitchen doesn't have to be dull and depressing.
These frugal ideas, paired with the right attitude (and a sense of
humor), will level up your menu!

Bon Appe-Cheap!

Name Your Price This Weekend
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WHAT I'M READING, WATCHING, AND LISTENING TO

Here's some content from this week that you may find of interest.

* Hazardous waste expert tells Tucker Ohio town was 'nuked'
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* "This Is Disgusting:" Ohio Senator Finds 'Toxic Chemicals' In East
Palestine Water
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**"Even MORE proof that the EPA is LYING to the people of East
Palestine..."**

* FEMA Denies East Palestine's Request For Federal Assistance
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* Erin Brockovich: I've never seen anything like this
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* Social Credit Brazilian Style: All UBI Recipients Must Be Vaxxed
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**This is what CBDCs are being built for...**

* What Happens Next In The Ukraine Proxy War? A New Russian Offensive In
Spring
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* Make Your Own Small Greenhouse for less than 20 Dollars
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* The Core of the Economy-The Middle Class-Is Crumbling
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* World Government Summit Suggests Crisis Events Are A Useful Path To
Globalism
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* As The Economy Implodes, Credit Card Balances Are Increasing At The
Fastest Pace In U.S. History
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* CHEMICAL WARNING: Being exposed to just 1/32 millionth of a gram of
DIOXINS is your maximum LIFETIME allowable exposure
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**The dioxins created from this "controlled burn" will pollute the soil
and water for many years to come.**

* Why Is This Happening? There Have Been 5 Major Train Derailments In
The United States So Far This Month
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* East Palestine Train Derailment: Aftermath of the Ohio Chemical Spill
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* A Humble Attempt To Capture The Insanity That We Have Witnessed So Far
This Month In Just 14 Videos...
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* Watch: East Palestine Officials Hold Meeting With Frustrated Residents
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* Modern Refugee. A Video Autobiography, The YouTube Years. Part 3
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* The Instructor with Tim T.R. Hendricks
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* Video: Klaus Schwab Calls For Global Government To "Master" AI
Technologies
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**"Who masters those technologies - in some way - will be the master
of the world."**

* Dystopian Artificial Intelligence Is Not Near, It Is Already Here
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* 13 Numbers That Show How Dramatically We Have Failed America's
Children
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* Global Food Inflation Is Leading To A Frightening Explosion In Global
Hunger
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* Top 5 Injuries People Will Get After The SHTF
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* 10 Easy Survival Seeds to Grow
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* The Largest Environmental Disaster in US History?
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**The toxic plume of airborne hydrochloric acid and dioxin from the East
Palestine "controlled burn" has a radius of over 200 miles...**

* Biden Suddenly Orders Release Of Another 26 Million Barrels From
Strategic Oil Reserve
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* Implanted Microchip, Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum and The Great
Reset
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* Senator Hawley: Biden Is "Not Even Attempting To Enforce The Law" At
The Border
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**800% increase in Chinese nationals illegally crossing...**

* Why Is The Mainstream Media Being So Quiet About One Of The Greatest
Environmental Catastrophes In U.S. History?
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* Resilience: What It Is, Why It Is Important, and How To Stay Mentally
Strong
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* Teach Children How to Face a Disaster Without Scaring Them
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* CDC adds failed covid jabs to the childhood vaccine schedule
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**CDC approves three covid jabs for babies, in addition to the 37 doses
of vaccine routinely given before 18 months.**

* Censorship Operations: Covid, War, and More
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* What Can We Learn From The Biggest Lies People Believed About Covid?
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* Actually, Hordes Of Highly Sophisticated Unidentified Aircraft Have
Been Flying Over U.S. Territory
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* US State Department Funding Secret 'Disinformation' Crusade To
Blacklist Conservative Media
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* 21 Vintage Life Hacks That Still Work Today
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* Starting Seeds Indoors - Step-by-Step Guide with Troubleshooting
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THIS WEEK'S ARTICLES

In case you missed it...

The Organic Prepper

* Don't Let Balloons Distract You from the Global Economic Collapse
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* 92% of Americans Can't Afford Groceries: POLL
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* What I Can Tell About You by Looking at Your Keys
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* The Ohio Chemical Spill: You MUST Be Prepared to Bug Out
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* Hang On, Back to The State of the Union for a Minute...
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* Fake Meat Has Failed: People Want the Real Deal
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The Frugalite

* 9 Places to Find Frugal Art for Your House
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* Buying a Wood Stove: Cautionary Tales for Thrifty Shoppers
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* Things I Can Happily Live Without to Save BIG!
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* How to Make an Inexpensive Peanut Sauce (and What to Do with It)
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* How to Cook and Bake Without Eggs
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