"Stop Stressing": My grandmother went to church every Sunday and also had a small plaque on her kitchen wall, the Serenity Prayer. Many years after I read it, the message finally hit me, and I've lived by it ever since. Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. When I'm facing a tough challenge (divorce was biggest for me), I spend a LOT of time dwelling on that wisdom part. I rack my brain for things I *can* control/change to overcome the challenge. It can include a back up plan, and a back up for the back up. What's impressive to me is that once I really have exhausted that wisdom part, it's so much easier to accept the things I cannot change.
Can u do a morning routine and night routine in the same video please it we’ll make me happy and hi I like ur short of how to make something you made it thirteen days ago I like that a lot can u do a part 2?
I watched the whole thing. FYI, I live in sw va maybe not far from you? A few comments: good job not recommending bugging out. Won’t work for anybody long term. I think you should emphasize more the requirement that you keep your piehole shut about your preps. People who know will expect you to share and they will tell others. Food gangs will be on the lookout for preppers. Outdoor cooking smells, large solar displays, lights on indoors during a prolonged outage. Tell tale signs. A mag is great if all the other people are preppers and can keep their mouths shut. Everybody will want join after the SHTF. I’m feeding members of my family. Period. If it all blows over and people I didn’t help are pissed off, too bad.
"Stop Stressing": My grandmother went to church every Sunday and also had a small plaque on her kitchen wall, the Serenity Prayer. Many years after I read it, the message finally hit me, and I've lived by it ever since.
Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.
When I'm facing a tough challenge (divorce was biggest for me), I spend a LOT of time dwelling on that wisdom part. I rack my brain for things I *can* control/change to overcome the challenge. It can include a back up plan, and a back up for the back up.
What's impressive to me is that once I really have exhausted that wisdom part, it's so much easier to accept the things I cannot change.
Thats EXACTLY what I was going for, the serenity prayer, glad you caught it! Thanks for watching.
Excellent 👌
Hi, I saw your comment on Angry Prepper. I’m also in NC. I had to come and support you.
Seems like a lot of people are waking up more and more.
Thank you Renee. I love NC so far; living up in the mountains of WNC!
Hey Bill, good to me you the other day, keep up the good stuff man.
Thanks Chris! Nice meeting you as well. Thank you for the sub!
Pls do a part 2
19:34 I saw the assistants hands
Can u do a morning routine and night routine in the same video please it we’ll make me happy and hi I like ur short of how to make something you made it thirteen days ago I like that a lot can u do a part 2?
It’s called a emergency heat source
I watched the whole thing. FYI, I live in sw va maybe not far from you?
A few comments: good job not recommending bugging out. Won’t work for anybody long term.
I think you should emphasize more the requirement that you keep your piehole shut about your preps. People who know will expect you to share and they will tell others. Food gangs will be on the lookout for preppers. Outdoor cooking smells, large solar displays, lights on indoors during a prolonged outage. Tell tale signs. A mag is great if all the other people are preppers and can keep their mouths shut. Everybody will want join after the SHTF. I’m feeding members of my family. Period. If it all blows over and people I didn’t help are pissed off, too bad.