What preps are you doing this week? part 2.

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popped some more paracetamol and ibuprofen in my basket when picking out tonight's dinner
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Packing. Packing. Makkng lists. Packing, bit more packing.
house moves suck. :evil:
did i mention i have packing to do?

on a positive note, our new home has far more land for growing food, plus shed and greenhouse space, making me a happy little prepper. :D
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Waiting on a British Army Issue Sleeping Bag Liner. Used my eBay Nectar points to cover the cost so it's essentially a freebie :P


I picked up a lightweight packable liner from Trespass but it doesn't seem to be too big. I'm 5' 5" and barely fit into it so hopefully an ex-army one will be a bit better.


My sleep system now consists of:

Belgian Army Bivvy Bag
Blacks Quad 2 Sleeping Bag
British Army Issue sleeping bag liner
StormShield self-inflating mat



Definitely no more spending now until after Christmas.
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Popped into sainsburys and picked up 4 jars of duck fat, expires 2016, only popped in for cheese and chives though :?

I did have chives growing in a pot in the kitchen, the mogsplosh took a liking to them unfortunately so when he wasn't eating them he was trying to make a bed in them, who knew cats loved chives... :shock:
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I grew catnip for my cats ... they never touched it, headed immediately for the curly-leafed parsley!
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Decaff wrote:Popped into sainsburys and picked up 4 jars of duck fat, expires 2016, only popped in for cheese and chives though :?

I did have chives growing in a pot in the kitchen, the mogsplosh took a liking to them unfortunately so when he wasn't eating them he was trying to make a bed in them, who knew cats loved chives... :shock:
Please be careful with chives around your cat. All members of the onion family, including chives, are dangerous to cats. If eaten they can cause a condition called Heinz body anaemia. The leaves are usually less toxic than the bulbs but still contain the substance that can cause the anaemia.

Since getting my 2 cats I always check before I get any new plants, a surprising number of human-safe plants are toxic to them!
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pitchshifter wrote:
Decaff wrote:Popped into sainsburys and picked up 4 jars of duck fat, expires 2016, only popped in for cheese and chives though :?

I did have chives growing in a pot in the kitchen, the mogsplosh took a liking to them unfortunately so when he wasn't eating them he was trying to make a bed in them, who knew cats loved chives... :shock:
Please be careful with chives around your cat. All members of the onion family, including chives, are dangerous to cats. If eaten they can cause a condition called Heinz body anaemia. The leaves are usually less toxic than the bulbs but still contain the substance that can cause the anaemia.

Since getting my 2 cats I always check before I get any new plants, a surprising number of human-safe plants are toxic to them!
Thanks for letting me know this, I had no idea :o it was binned last week after he destroyed it, in fact he's destroyed every plant we've ever had... :roll: we got him a special cat grass growing kit that took ages to grow and he ignored it!
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No problem Decaff. Something else I've learned since having cats... It is the cats prerogative to ignore any item bought specifically for them :roll: .
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Prepping for a trip to Germany today!

My dad and I are taking a five day trip to Germany starting on Monday morning and returning on Friday evening. We're going to see the Christmas markets and the Rhine.



Suitcase

Suit
4 x Shirts
Tie
4 x pairs of Under Crackers
4 x pairs of Socks
Washkit inc. shaving gear
Sleeping Bag liner (hotel bedding may be less than desirable)


Carry-on

ex-Swiss gas mask bag
Passport!
Pocket Camera (Lumix)
Pentax K30 dSLR and 18-135 lens
Meds for 7-days
Imodium
Wind-eze
Mints
Phone and Charger
Headphones
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I've today ordered another Water-to-Go bottle - half price Black Friday.