What Preps are you doing this week

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Reservior

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Le Mouse wrote:
Reservior wrote: Buying silver for cash, is not a retirement plan :D
I never said it was the only thing I was looking at doing. I'm looking at it as one option among many. The only reason I want to pay by cash is OPSEC. And it wouldn't just be a retirement plan - if the banks were to go pear shaped, I'd rather know I had a bit of capital left (even if it wasn't very much!) over losing everything in the bank.
Wise thoughts there Le Mouse. Try keep everything balanced.
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Buying silver just now could be a problem if you can't be sure of the source.
Apparently burglars are stealing sports trophies to melt them down to sell to metal dealers.

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I've been increasingly uneasy recently about not having a water filter - remedied that now, I've just bought a Katadyn Mini and a set of Slipit Spyderco as well. Like the blurb said, they're *cute* :lol: And I'm relieved :idea:
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Gonna use my microscope to test the efficiency of using my UVC wand to kill organisms in water
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Having a crack at some bunnies tomorrow with my .22. Then cooking them up.
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I have had the Electrician in this week to finish the rewire. He has one more job today. I asked him to sort out a system for me to plug the generator safely into our house electrical system. The generator is more than capable( ex -site jobbie). The job has cost enough so far, so in for a penny... :?
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Been practicing using my diluted home made alcohol as a mouthwash :)
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Bits from ebay arriving this week - Handheld CB Radio, Car CB Radio plus 35 watt booster and aerial ( i know that cb is limited to 4watt but in an emergency i would use it) , supermarket purchases this week , 3 tins spam, packs of noodles, salt, tins beans, Tins of fruit, drinking chocolate, Multi vits, asprin, cotton wool, Nappies
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Just had our hurricane lamps delivered also collected 50 candles and the paraffin for the lamps all very basic but they store well and are full proof, I have also made wooden bases for the candles to stop them falling over (H.A.S).
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My Heinnie.com purchases arrived yesterday! Haven't unpacked the water filter yet - the package alone is like a security blanket, and yes, yes, I know I should practise. What I did do is unpack the little spyderco package, and, um, play with the likkle knives! They're lovely - I'd never dare to have one on my keyring, because its often stuffed in the handbag along with everything else, so the baby one might need to go on a silver chain round my neck.

I'm also pruning useless shrubs like crazy at the moment, front and back garden - the one I'm doing at the mo will let the mahonia breathe - the mahonia's staying, it produces lots of berries which are edible, and the others will give me space for fruit bushes.