Apr 10, 2024
Always be Prepared Going Places
The Autistic Teacher
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Always be Prepared Going Places
The Autistic Teacher
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Ed Hogg as Stephen in Bunny and the Bull (2009)
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My order from Llewellyn came in the other day. All the witchy things I'll need this year. If I can keep up with all of this, this year, I may add the spell-a-day almanac to my order for next year.
“It’s all about being prepared...”
“... and obviously fun sponge square scout was prepared as usual.”
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If you live in the UK, you might want to think about putting some supplies aside for 31st October
Yes, I still live in hope that no deal Brexit will be stopped, but honestly, I think we all have to face reality now.
If we leave on 31st October with no deal, then things get problematic.
-We only grow/produce about 50% of the food we need in the UK. We’re also pretty rubbish at producing the raw materials we need for every day essentials like toilet paper. We import a lot of stuff, and even the stuff we get from outside the EU often comes via an EU port such as Rotterdam.
-Most stuff that gets imported into the UK comes via lorry at one of the ports. The vast majority comes through Dover.
-Estimates suggest that even a small delay in checking each lorry (because customs) will cause a log-jam at ports. Some estimates suggest that as little as 10% of the normal traffic would get through.
-And this is assuming that the ferries are even still sailing!
-The government has explicitly said it’s going to prioritise the imports of medication and water purification chemicals over food.
-Furthermore, many of our farmers rely on EU labour (skilled and unskilled), EU subsidies, EU imports and EU exports. Our farmers are not in great shape to survive brexit.
So, if I’ve convinced you it would be a good idea to put aside some food and other supplies, what can you do?
-Start off with 3 days worth of things you might normally eat, but look for long life versions- so instead of fresh vegetables and fruits you might buy frozen or tinned versions. Make sure you’ve got stuff for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner, and a few snacks to help keep you cheerful.
-If you have the money and space to be able to do so, imagine you’re going on a self catering holiday for 2 weeks. What would you need to take? Can you put some or all of this by in your home?
Don’t feel you have to buy everything all at once- just add a few items onto your weekly shop, but do it NOW while supply chains are functioning and things can be replaced. This should help you ride out the initial shortages and post brexit chaos!
How would they feel about humans who carry EVERYTHING they MIGHT need on them at all times? (Like for instance, I carry my cellphone, a multitool, a lighter, lock picks, and sometimes, a roll-up medical kit, "just in case".)
Earth is a landscape of unpredictability; one would never expect to be able to be prepared for the constant instability of its environment. But, humans have managed to adapt so that they are almost always prepared for anything that their home throws at them. They do this by carrying a small arsenal of survival-type equipment on them at all times. To humans, it isn’t strange to have a cell phone, lighter, lockpicks, pepper spray, first-aid items, small snacks, painkillers, emergency currency, and more in their pockets or a handbag while they’re doing no more than going for a walk in their local park. I have even encountered humans who carry small bottles of hot sauce or other food seasonings with them everywhere. None of these things are actually necessary for a walk outside (last time I checked, parks did not have doors with locks that you could somehow get trapped behind), but humans insist on keeping these various items on their person at all times. They say they carry them “just in case” and that keeping these things with them makes them feel safer. Some even claim that the one time they don’t bring any one of these things, that some karmic force will catch wind of it and will put them in a situation where that extra money or cigarette lighter they decided to leave at home would have come in handy. Humans’ survival methods more or less consist of them having the tools to escape any given situation, even if the chances of them happening are infinitesimal, and even if that situation is simply bland food in need of an extra kick.
when you’re prepared