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Re: Hey, ribit ... ya wanna get away and soak up some culture amongst da frogs?/ DE

By: micro in 6TH POPE | Recommend this post (0)
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I forgot about your drive for reading books but then since my memory has its moment of non-functioning well it isn't surprising but does bring up an interesting thought.

I have a decent library of books from American Classics thru excellent series on the Civil WAR and Revolutionary War and main people in them. I suspect my children will not be the least interested in them as none of them are history buffs and I do not want these going to waste. I am donating my Biblical studies books to a local Church for their library or the Pastor's personal library as I generally have a lot more than most Pastors.

But, iffen ya has any interest in adding to your collection I would be delighted not to let things like this go to waste.. I'll ask my grandson who is going to teach American and World history if he has any desire for things from my Library but I doubt it..

Will let ya know...


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Re: Hey, ribit ... ya wanna get away and soak up some culture amongst da frogs?
By: De_Composed in 6TH POPE
Thu, 29 Aug 24 4:43 PM 		Msg. 57373 of 60008

micro:

Re: “SO basically, you are a hoarder?”Let's just say that there's a fine line between prepping and hoarding. An important prepper principle, after all, is TWO IS ONE AND ONE IS NONE. (As a Marine, you should be familiar with it.) It pertains not only to critical inventory, but also to the means of accomplishing goals. When one fails, there must be an alternative.

So, for warmth, I've got a wood stove, a wood external boiler, a 100 gallon propane tank and (last resort) sleeping bags, as back ups in the event electricity and oil ever fail. For coolness I live in New Hampshire and I've got a whole-house fan. For food, I've got canned foods, dried grains, a garden and a gun to back up "grocery stores." I've got two homes in case one burns down (but I'll probably sell the smaller house one day, figuring that the 20' trailer is also something we could live in.) I've got two lawnmowers. A firearm and a crossbow. Spare glasses. Spare medication. Lots of toiletries. Extra bags of dog food. Spare toothbrushes. Plant seed. Water filters. Water. It goes on and on.

Trying to store spares of everything does result in an awful lot of excess...and I'm not even getting to my main vice: Books - which I can only justify as my main source of entertainment.

My #2 source of entertainment from now until the day I die will be going through all the boxes and getting rid of stuff. There's an awful lot, some of it boxed up twenty years ago. Hopefully none of it is food!

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