Pandemic-ready Prepper

https://www.smh.com.au/national/meet-the-prepper-ready-to-respond-to-a-pandemic-20200308-p547y1.html


This article tells of Aussie Prepper Nick Sais.

He founded website "Australian Prepper".

Note his mention of INCH bags and those in public noticing them.

 

ironic how he let his forum shut down last year

 

He sounds like he is practical. He has what he needs. Knows that bugging in is the best plan, but has a plan B to bug out if necessary. Three months supply? Probably better than most, but IMHO that is just a good start.

 

My only extra preparations has been to beef up my food stores a bit. I have also started filling my gallon jugs with water. That's about it. This is not preparing for a pandemic as much as it is to protect me from having to deal with the stupidity that seems to be our destiny.

 

Shouldn't the topic be: "Toilet Paper for the Land Down Under; Avoiding a Wipe-Out"

Note the keen incisiveness of my mind even at my current age of 114 years!

 

I've just put-back some more food.

Total coincidence that the Covid-19 came out to play, that the stock markets have gone panic diarrhea.

As I said in another post, just so happens that I've held some O2 absorber packs in storage past their expiration date; "use'em or lose'em". I don't EVEN know how many times I've said to myself, "Use those up and order more, idiot!" Most of what I put back food-wise is simply keeping a much larger pantry than most people would have in their homes. My paternal grandmother had me beat in this exercise. Category: "What People Did"