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What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
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Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Be Prepared.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
poppypiesdad wrote:Kk huggs
Jamie
Hope that's a Manly hug Mate.
Two is one and one is none, but three is even better.
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Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Now that depends..........
J
J
Be Prepared.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
Plan like its the last loaf on the shop shelves.
Plan like its the last beer in the fridge.
Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Are we having a preppers bromance type thing going on here
Behind every great man is an even greater woman. She carried you, raised you and made you who you are.
Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
1) Still working on my physical fitness (apparently the marginal increase in physique is noticeable by others)
2) Still making sure the bike is as winterised as can be. Still more stuff needs doing such as the purchase of a more advanced set of puncture repair stuff and must revise that aspect of the whole thing ans well as getting a good small tool kit together.
3) maintaining a small food stash for when I cant be bothered to go shopping in the snow.
4) lots of little fiddly things that are all about me maintaining the way that I am.
About to:
Bring down the slow cooker and soup maker for the winter and therefore to winterise the cooking equipment that I use when I can open the windows and let cooking smells and steam out. Clean them.
In the middle of:
The last big "between the seasons" flat cleaning that I want to do before autumn gets more autumny and winter sets in. This has involved getting out the radiator brush (long thing for the fins in the radiators) and getting the mouldy dusty crud out.
2) Still making sure the bike is as winterised as can be. Still more stuff needs doing such as the purchase of a more advanced set of puncture repair stuff and must revise that aspect of the whole thing ans well as getting a good small tool kit together.
3) maintaining a small food stash for when I cant be bothered to go shopping in the snow.
4) lots of little fiddly things that are all about me maintaining the way that I am.
About to:
Bring down the slow cooker and soup maker for the winter and therefore to winterise the cooking equipment that I use when I can open the windows and let cooking smells and steam out. Clean them.
In the middle of:
The last big "between the seasons" flat cleaning that I want to do before autumn gets more autumny and winter sets in. This has involved getting out the radiator brush (long thing for the fins in the radiators) and getting the mouldy dusty crud out.
reperio a solutio
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Resident and Co-Ordinator of AREA 2
Area 2 = Hampshire, Berkshire, Oxfordshire, Bucks
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Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
I harvested about 3kg of unsuspecting trout this morning. I then did a food shop at Morrisons and cleared them out of peperami and Belvita soft bakes for my GHB/ready meals/MRE kit.
I got some new winter tread tyres on my car, ready for a Devon autumn.
I bought a wifi ELM 327 OBD dongle from eBay and used it via my phone to check why the engine management light was amber. The fault was minor, easily cleared, and cost about £10 to do. Well worth it. Saved time and money on going to a garage so now I'm drinking what I call 'free' beer.
I got some new winter tread tyres on my car, ready for a Devon autumn.
I bought a wifi ELM 327 OBD dongle from eBay and used it via my phone to check why the engine management light was amber. The fault was minor, easily cleared, and cost about £10 to do. Well worth it. Saved time and money on going to a garage so now I'm drinking what I call 'free' beer.
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Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Keep going, fellanickdutch wrote:1) Still working on my physical fitness (apparently the marginal increase in physique is noticeable by others)
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Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Just got back from blackberry picking, got about 10lbs of berries so very chuffed! Also picked a few pounds of elderberries to try as a jam. Good job I have a lot of jam jars
Behind every great man is an even greater woman. She carried you, raised you and made you who you are.
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Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Prompted by my discovery that I was down to my last 5 packs of 24 toilet rolls I realised that I've not really thought about any preps for over a year owing to family issues and general mid-life procrastination. So I'm re-acquitainting myself with all the new stuff on UK-Preppers and discovering that during the various house tidies due to unexpected family stay-overs and acquiring half of my father's belongings, my preps are all over the place and I really need to get a new inventory of them all and work out what's gone missing, expired, or was never there in the first place! And, thanks to a small inheritance, I have bought myself a British Berkefeld gravity water filter with ATC heavy metal filters! Ooh...shiny!
Blog: http://ukpreppergrrl.wordpress.com
التَكْرَارُ يُعَلِّمُ الحِمارَ "Repetition teaches the donkey" Arabic proverb
"A year from now you may wish you had started today" Karen Lamb
التَكْرَارُ يُعَلِّمُ الحِمارَ "Repetition teaches the donkey" Arabic proverb
"A year from now you may wish you had started today" Karen Lamb
Re: What preps are you doing this week? Part 3.
Joined a local gym & swim & classes. Bargain at £22 per month. Now to make use of them
Next is to join an inclusive (for people with disabilites) cycling class in York to get me back on my bike. I'm told they'll probably start me on a trike
Next is to join an inclusive (for people with disabilites) cycling class in York to get me back on my bike. I'm told they'll probably start me on a trike