Its a good starting point, however to move on up you need a bug out bag and most efficient route planned in both on foot/horse and mechanised so you can enact your revenge come start of collapse of civilisation.
Anyone keep a personal online blog?
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Its a good starting point, however to move on up you need a bug out bag and most efficient route planned in both on foot/horse and mechanised so you can enact your revenge come start of collapse of civilisation.
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I keep a diary/ journal, in draft emails, which I occasionally send to myself.
I've got around 18 years worth- good times and bad.
I occasionally read through it and am amazed what I have forgotten.
I've found it's good to record all manner of stuff- weather, funny things you saw, the "big" things- everything. It all adds context.
I would have forgotten that I always used to bellow "GOOD MORNING!" at a ginger car that sat on a fence post as I went past, without a diary. And that the cat looked annoyed every time.
I've got around 18 years worth- good times and bad.
I occasionally read through it and am amazed what I have forgotten.
I've found it's good to record all manner of stuff- weather, funny things you saw, the "big" things- everything. It all adds context.
I would have forgotten that I always used to bellow "GOOD MORNING!" at a ginger car that sat on a fence post as I went past, without a diary. And that the cat looked annoyed every time.
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I had something similar, but the host suddenly collapsed and I lost several years of work.
Never found the enthusiasm to try again.
Never found the enthusiasm to try again.
I ended up using Medium. Pretty good and no fuss at all to maintain.
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