Thanks Lance! You can help me by sharing the link to the video far and wide. Appreciate your views and support. Also I'm glad you've liked the video. Have a super week, C.
All good valid points. The only thing you left out is community. With the last unrest in KZN, I was on the frontlines of this and I can tell you that you are a lot stronger standing as a community then staying alone or running alone. Our area was untouched by looting despite them trying from several angles. We stopped it in its tracks. Yes I know this only relates to unrest and some disaster events but community and numbers are what count. Being alone can only last for a short time unfortunately. Best to team up with a small group ok like minded people and grow a plan together. Bug in with your community or bug out with your team. :-) Enjoyed the video. Keep them coming 🙂
Oooh I like that last line... Bug out team! Sounds like a good plan. In my community we've got a couple of like-minded people and every now and then the discussion pops up over a braai. Where we are going, who's coming and what resources each one has. You guys in KZN have an advantage because you've had the reality check that most people lack. Keep sharing your advice and thanks for your comment! C
Sorry I accidently removed your message now I'm not sure how to undo it, but I had a look at your latest video about the mojo tanto, pretty decent knife! Really sharp out the box. Nice channel, I'll keep an eye out for your videos. Have a good one, C.
I can’t believe I just now came across your channel. Especially figuring how many preparedness and survival channels I watch. And I love your accent! Also, I heard a lot of great information in the video. A lot of people in the states talk about living off grid or in the mountains. Well I live in East Tennessee near the smoky mountains. And I remember when the fires happened here near Gatlinburg. It happened fast. And spread really fast! People were driving through smoke and fire trying to leave and died. Vehicle tires melted! Engine blocks were found completely melted! Some of the roads melted! It was crazy! So, people need to listen to your video and take heed! You can’t always stay! There are times you have to grab gear and go!!! And you definitely have a new subscriber! I’ll be going back and watching your other videos! And I love seeing women learning to take care of themselves and being self sustaining. I think more women need to do that! There’s no reason they can’t or shouldn’t! God Bless you and your family!
Your videos are always well put together. To bug in out bug out like you said is a hard decision. So many variables to think about. Each individual had to look at there location and think of what they would do in many different scenarios. As you said it’s good to be prepared to do either scenario. Kids, elderly, pets, handicapped are just a few things that have to be thought of. Bugging out with a group that has reversed different scenarios should do well. Earthquakes and mudslides, tsunamis are instant. All municipalities have local disaster plans set up. It’s good to research this information to see what has been put in place. Information such as blood type, medications, copies of cards, passport, birth certificate, drivers license etc should be kept with bugout badge. If you become injured this information will help treat you if there is a medical team or disaster team set up. Government disaster plans can only help a little. It is important that individuals prepare ahead of time for disasters and use government disaster groups only if needed. There will always be people who live from day to day, not being prepared for any disasters. Heavy populated areas are convenient when times are good but this is a nightmare during a disaster to live in a populated area. As always Clarise, your videos get people thinking. It’s important to keep changing, adding our improving your bugout or bug in plan as your community changes.
Jack, so many important considerations in your comment. You have excellent knowledge from an organisational perspective and I think most of us overlook the emergency services' SOPs during a disaster, but they're not comprehensive enough to cater for the individual. Thanks for casting some light on this, it's good to be reminded. C
Good morning, I really like your videos, esp. when the cat runs across your table . I live in the states and am learning a lot that is transferable skills. Thank you.
Good day! First time viewer and I wanted to say thank you for a very well thought out video and thank you for sharing your faith. I’ve been following this path for as long you’ve been alive and it’s refreshing to see a young lady such as yourself with clear vision and forethought. Your parents must be proud! Most of this is prefaced for your viewers and less towards you, as I’m quite sure you understand things clearly. Certainly an Overland setup will be a great advantage in the beginning. But at the end of the day, we’ll likely be on foot with whatever we can carry. And on the topics of different bags, all of them must be tailored to your specific location and seasonal conditions. First you have the “Get Me Home” bag. Designed to get you to your home from wherever you may be traveling. Most likely from your place of work. Next is the classic “Bug Out” bag, intended to get you from one location to another location that is already stocked with provisions. Still very similar to the “Get Me Home” bag, but it may need to be setup for longer duration/distance depending on where you have to bug out to. And lastly and probably most importantly is the “I’m Never Coming Home” bag…or the “INCH Bag”. This is going to be the largest and most comprehensive of all of the bag types, as it is intended for you to live out of it in perpetuity. With this in mind, the loadout is going to be substantially different than the other bags. You’re packing for long-term survival with little consideration for resupply. So your tools and supplies have to be geared towards living off the land and for long-term durability. Without having a pre-set bug out location, when you decide to strap on your bag, you are walking away from all of your resources and in effect are becoming a refugee. That’s why bugging in is the better choice to start with….but knowing when to bug out is the harder part and where wisdom comes into play. As was pointed out very clearly in this video, urban areas will have less time to react/respond to a situation than people who are living in a rural setting. Choose where to live accordingly! Get to know like-minded people in your area or your church. A Mutual Assistance Group, or MAG, is the way to survive. You need to have enough people in your MAG to make survivability possible and a group of close friends with a wide variety of skills and backgrounds is the best answer. Be strong in your faith and keep your skills sharp! Cheers! 1st Corinthians 16:13 - Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong.
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment, it's a nice outline of how to prepare realistically. The INCH bag is something I can cast more light on, thanks for the suggestion. Most of all, I think our faith is important, even that which we haven't managed to prepare God will provide. I believe He has given each individual specific tasks and preps to see to, together we make up a whole. C
Fantástic,amazing vídeo,C Jones. I AM glad for growing on TH-cam. As always praying for you.I AM back. Lord bless your mind,heart ,spirit,pelase do not give up this incredible project (Live Ready). Big thanks. Fe
Felipe! Thanks so much for every bit of support. You're amazing! I'll remember to pray for you and your family as well. How are they? Your niece must be getting so big... C
The hammock “keeps the bugs out” when you bug out 😅 Another awesome video with great advice. Yes, us overlanders do have an edge over most other people.
Great video. Great advice. I agree with you about guns and ammos. I want to ask these people what happens if the aggressors own a rocket launcher? What about a tornado or wildfires heading toward their homes? Are they going to shoot a tornado. I own a sling bow with a 40lb draw weight. It's enough power to nail any aggressor to a wall. IMO, it's better to bug out than to bug in when danger comes. Thanks for sharing.
What did Siener say, Clarise? He gave a location to head to. A location which becomes a redoubt. So you can bug-in by bugging-out. You just have to know when.
Great advise my friend. The only thing I would add would be a Silky folding saw to replace the hatchet.. That with a robust fixed blade to baton can do wonders for processing wood for fire and shelter. You could even save weight in your load out by ditching the hatchet. Keep the great info coming and God bless you my friend.
If near a harbour or port you could use a boat instead of vehicle. Lofty wiseman wrote the sas survival manual. Its a good resource for many things on how to survive if you have nothing. Dont need loads of kit. Just enough to blend in to be the greay man and not get noticed.
Daniel, not sure if you're in the U.S., but I recently put in my 1st test order on Temu and my 1st impression is very good. It takes longer to get your stuff, but the prices make it affordable to build out with the basics first (then upgrade pieces accordingly) and/or put together extra cache kits or go/get home bags. Much of the merchandise is about the exact same stuff sold on Amz, but SO much cheaper. I even got some Bluetooth earphones buds that were quite decent for way less than ten bucks. I don't know how they make money selling stuff so cheap, but they are making it work, I suppose. Win-win for everyone with the exception of the planet (consumerism, more stuff, more garbage).
You are welcome! Thanks for watching. If you liked this video, you're going to love what's up on the weekend. Saturday 1pm CAT, pencil it in on your calendar😉 C
Some great info you very eloquently portrayed. I don't agree with everything you say but you have valid points to saying them. Let's just hope the paw paw does not to soon, I still have so much prep to do lol, it never ends I guess.
We're all in different situations so our view points will vary. You're going to know what's best for you. Thanks for watching and for dropping a comment. All the best with your preps! C
Could you please comment on my favourite old test prophecy. It was given to me in 1961 by a Soth African reverend in UK at the age of 10. I will never forget it. Perhaps you have a different interprpretation.
Always bug out I don't know who I might have made enemies with se don't make it obvious that's what scares the most go where they can't find you you wait it out and hope it goes back to normal
He shall take the strongest fortresses. Dan 11 that means the USA and all the Anglo countries defeated and invaded do you agree. Very few would survive. Only those who listen. To people like you God bless you and remain practical
I was just wondering, I got a cat and I don't know what am I going to do with him? What do you do if you don't know it's happening and unfortunately live in the city? That why I got a cat if something happens I want to go to my family in the more urban area but the dogs will eat my cat 😢 and he is a rescue, he is scared of people .
Good question and it's really good that you are preparing on behalf of your pets! I have the same issue, so I have taught my cat to travel. She even camps with me. I also posted a video on pet preparedness that you can have a look at. The best thing is just to make them used to moving around. It takes a bit of work and you'll need to get a harness. It will be strange to both of you in the beginning and then you'll find that cats are actually very adaptable. The only trick with a cat is that you can't let it off the leash. C
… always be prepared for everything everytime everywhere… because if you are ….. you have the 50/50 % chance to survive…. But if you are not prepared and SHTF … you are fucked … always be prepared… 🔥🔥🔥✌️😎✌️🍀🍀🍀🌎🔥🔥🔥🔥 you never know what is coming… maybe nothing or maybe system collapse… 💀✌️🔥🍀
Good video. But there's more to come and much worse for the white Christian South Africans. Stay prepared at all times believe he guides your intuition and will always protect you Carrie
A long favourite of mine is a prophecy from. Zephaniah 3 10 which tells of an oblation to the Lord from a daughter of Israel South Africa the burning of millions of native bodies infected with aids it's clearer in some KJV versions. A time to look up
Hey, thanks for your comment. I'm not sure that I interpret it the same. Is this the scripture you're referring to? 10 From beyond the rivers of Ethiopia my suppliants, even the daughter of my dispersed, shall bring mine offering. Zephaniah 3v10
The Dakota fire is another way to have a fire and even have it inside of a teepee type structure or a lien to or something like that depending on how you dig it in the ventilation how much are you letting in you can keep something pretty doggone warm and you won't have any flame coming out of the hole but research that my dear Dakota fire
Thank you for your message,there are not very many folks on you tube who do things the way you do and I for one find it very refreshing. I ask that do a video about transition from a bug out vehicle to a wilderness living situation,for example say the fuel has run out you are way off grid and you need to go by foot to a location,what do you do with the vehicle and how do you prepare for the journey etc. Thank you for your time and consideration. 😊😊😊
Hi Anthony, nice video topic suggestion. I actually have an interesting story to share on the topic and have added it to my to do list. I'm glad you've found value here! C
Your videos are very informative and I don't know why you don't have that many subscribers. Your audience should grow by a lot shortly 🙏✌️
Thanks Lance! You can help me by sharing the link to the video far and wide. Appreciate your views and support. Also I'm glad you've liked the video. Have a super week, C.
All good valid points. The only thing you left out is community. With the last unrest in KZN, I was on the frontlines of this and I can tell you that you are a lot stronger standing as a community then staying alone or running alone. Our area was untouched by looting despite them trying from several angles. We stopped it in its tracks. Yes I know this only relates to unrest and some disaster events but community and numbers are what count. Being alone can only last for a short time unfortunately. Best to team up with a small group ok like minded people and grow a plan together. Bug in with your community or bug out with your team. :-) Enjoyed the video. Keep them coming 🙂
Oooh I like that last line... Bug out team! Sounds like a good plan. In my community we've got a couple of like-minded people and every now and then the discussion pops up over a braai. Where we are going, who's coming and what resources each one has. You guys in KZN have an advantage because you've had the reality check that most people lack. Keep sharing your advice and thanks for your comment! C
Sorry I accidently removed your message now I'm not sure how to undo it, but I had a look at your latest video about the mojo tanto, pretty decent knife! Really sharp out the box. Nice channel, I'll keep an eye out for your videos. Have a good one, C.
@@LiveReady Mojo Knives is a local maker in South Africa. Some really decent stuff.
I can’t believe I just now came across your channel. Especially figuring how many preparedness and survival channels I watch. And I love your accent! Also, I heard a lot of great information in the video. A lot of people in the states talk about living off grid or in the mountains. Well I live in East Tennessee near the smoky mountains. And I remember when the fires happened here near Gatlinburg. It happened fast. And spread really fast! People were driving through smoke and fire trying to leave and died. Vehicle tires melted! Engine blocks were found completely melted! Some of the roads melted! It was crazy! So, people need to listen to your video and take heed! You can’t always stay! There are times you have to grab gear and go!!! And you definitely have a new subscriber! I’ll be going back and watching your other videos! And I love seeing women learning to take care of themselves and being self sustaining. I think more women need to do that! There’s no reason they can’t or shouldn’t! God Bless you and your family!
Excellent appraisal of what’s required in such a scenario 👍
Glad you've found value in the info! Remember to share with your friends and family. C
Very good advice as usual Clarise, we trust in the one and only God and pray for the best but prepare for the worst.
That's the way. He has a path planned out for each one of us and every one is different. C
Great video! Like how you incorporate Scripture in your teaching. Well done!
Thank you, and for the confirmation 😉
Your videos are always well put together.
To bug in out bug out like you said is a hard decision.
So many variables to think about.
Each individual had to look at there location and think of what they would do in many different scenarios.
As you said it’s good to be prepared to do either scenario.
Kids, elderly, pets, handicapped are just a few things that have to be thought of.
Bugging out with a group that has reversed different scenarios should do well.
Earthquakes and mudslides, tsunamis are instant.
All municipalities have local disaster plans set up. It’s good to research this information to see what has been put in place.
Information such as blood type, medications, copies of cards, passport, birth certificate, drivers license etc should be kept with bugout badge.
If you become injured this information will help treat you if there is a medical team or disaster team set up.
Government disaster plans can only help a little. It is important that individuals prepare ahead of time for disasters and use government disaster groups only if needed.
There will always be people who live from day to day, not being prepared for any disasters.
Heavy populated areas are convenient when times are good but this is a nightmare during a disaster to live in a populated area.
As always Clarise, your videos get people thinking.
It’s important to keep changing, adding our improving your bugout or bug in plan as your community changes.
Jack, so many important considerations in your comment. You have excellent knowledge from an organisational perspective and I think most of us overlook the emergency services' SOPs during a disaster, but they're not comprehensive enough to cater for the individual. Thanks for casting some light on this, it's good to be reminded. C
Thank you. Excellent presentation and useful information. This must have required years of research.
Thanks for watching! I think preparedness is a work in progress for all of us! C
Good morning,
I really like your videos, esp. when the cat runs across your table . I live in the states and am learning a lot that is transferable skills.
Thank you.
Good day! First time viewer and I wanted to say thank you for a very well thought out video and thank you for sharing your faith. I’ve been following this path for as long you’ve been alive and it’s refreshing to see a young lady such as yourself with clear vision and forethought. Your parents must be proud! Most of this is prefaced for your viewers and less towards you, as I’m quite sure you understand things clearly.
Certainly an Overland setup will be a great advantage in the beginning. But at the end of the day, we’ll likely be on foot with whatever we can carry. And on the topics of different bags, all of them must be tailored to your specific location and seasonal conditions.
First you have the “Get Me Home” bag. Designed to get you to your home from wherever you may be traveling. Most likely from your place of work.
Next is the classic “Bug Out” bag, intended to get you from one location to another location that is already stocked with provisions. Still very similar to the “Get Me Home” bag, but it may need to be setup for longer duration/distance depending on where you have to bug out to.
And lastly and probably most importantly is the “I’m Never Coming Home” bag…or the “INCH Bag”. This is going to be the largest and most comprehensive of all of the bag types, as it is intended for you to live out of it in perpetuity. With this in mind, the loadout is going to be substantially different than the other bags. You’re packing for long-term survival with little consideration for resupply. So your tools and supplies have to be geared towards living off the land and for long-term durability.
Without having a pre-set bug out location, when you decide to strap on your bag, you are walking away from all of your resources and in effect are becoming a refugee. That’s why bugging in is the better choice to start with….but knowing when to bug out is the harder part and where wisdom comes into play. As was pointed out very clearly in this video, urban areas will have less time to react/respond to a situation than people who are living in a rural setting. Choose where to live accordingly!
Get to know like-minded people in your area or your church. A Mutual Assistance Group, or MAG, is the way to survive. You need to have enough people in your MAG to make survivability possible and a group of close friends with a wide variety of skills and backgrounds is the best answer.
Be strong in your faith and keep your skills sharp!
Cheers!
1st Corinthians 16:13 - Be on your guard; stand firm in the faith; be courageous; be strong.
Hi there! Thank you so much for your comment, it's a nice outline of how to prepare realistically. The INCH bag is something I can cast more light on, thanks for the suggestion. Most of all, I think our faith is important, even that which we haven't managed to prepare God will provide. I believe He has given each individual specific tasks and preps to see to, together we make up a whole. C
Fantástic,amazing vídeo,C Jones.
I AM glad for growing on TH-cam.
As always praying for you.I AM back.
Lord bless your mind,heart ,spirit,pelase do not give up this incredible project (Live Ready).
Big thanks.
Fe
Felipe! Thanks so much for every bit of support. You're amazing! I'll remember to pray for you and your family as well. How are they? Your niece must be getting so big... C
That's some interesting insight into the overlanding community factor, Clarise. It's something I've never thought about.
And they have a great time at it! We should all do a bit more overlanding ... Enjoy the camping. C
The hammock “keeps the bugs out” when you bug out 😅
Another awesome video with great advice.
Yes, us overlanders do have an edge over most other people.
Rooftop tent provides even more bug free room! 😅😅 Stay mobile😉 C
Thank you for sharing your insights. NC USA 🇺🇸
Hey Thomas! Thanks so much for watching and for adding your comment ! C
Great video. Great advice. I agree with you about guns and ammos. I want to ask these people what happens if the aggressors own a rocket launcher? What about a tornado or wildfires heading toward their homes? Are they going to shoot a tornado. I own a sling bow with a 40lb draw weight. It's enough power to nail any aggressor to a wall. IMO, it's better to bug out than to bug in when danger comes. Thanks for sharing.
Agreed! Thanks for sharing your insights. C
What did Siener say, Clarise? He gave a location to head to. A location which becomes a redoubt. So you can bug-in by bugging-out. You just have to know when.
That's the way .. Base camp video to follow. C
Spot on thank you!!!
Awesome! and thank YOU! C
Just found your channel. Very good info. Looking forward to investigating more of your content.
Thanks for watching! There is plenty to dig through on the channel and I'm so glad you've joined us here. C
Great advise my friend. The only thing I would add would be a Silky folding saw to replace the hatchet.. That with a robust fixed blade to baton can do wonders for processing wood for fire and shelter. You could even save weight in your load out by ditching the hatchet. Keep the great info coming and God bless you my friend.
Saw is less noisy than hatchet too
If near a harbour or port you could use a boat instead of vehicle.
Lofty wiseman wrote the sas survival manual. Its a good resource for many things on how to survive if you have nothing. Dont need loads of kit. Just enough to blend in to be the greay man and not get noticed.
The woman fled to the wilderness on the wing's of an eagle, where she was nourished for a time times and 1/2 a time !!
Answer to that question without having watched the video is: depending of the circumstances and where you live. No situation is the same for everyone.
Yes exactly! Thanks for dropping a comment. I hope you watched the video though, you'll find my opinions most agreeable by the sounds of it ;) C
Useful information. Thx
Glad to hear it, to thanks for watching and adding your comment here. C
Very useful info Clarise!I just need more gear like you have but will get there hopefully in time.😊
Don't worry. God knows what we need. He's never too late nor too soon.
Daniel, not sure if you're in the U.S., but I recently put in my 1st test order on Temu and my 1st impression is very good. It takes longer to get your stuff, but the prices make it affordable to build out with the basics first (then upgrade pieces accordingly) and/or put together extra cache kits or go/get home bags.
Much of the merchandise is about the exact same stuff sold on Amz, but SO much cheaper. I even got some Bluetooth earphones buds that were quite decent for way less than ten bucks.
I don't know how they make money selling stuff so cheap, but they are making it work, I suppose. Win-win for everyone with the exception of the planet (consumerism, more stuff, more garbage).
@@wmluna381 Hi There no im based in SA.I will have a look thank you for info.
A lot of good information there Thanks!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching. If you liked this video, you're going to love what's up on the weekend. Saturday 1pm CAT, pencil it in on your calendar😉 C
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Thanks for this ☝🏼😉👍 C
Depende de la emergencia particular que está ocurriendo.
Some great info you very eloquently portrayed. I don't agree with everything you say but you have valid points to saying them. Let's just hope the paw paw does not to soon, I still have so much prep to do lol, it never ends I guess.
We're all in different situations so our view points will vary. You're going to know what's best for you. Thanks for watching and for dropping a comment. All the best with your preps! C
@@LiveReady 2 Things I would add to my bug out is a good torch and a basic fishing setup.
What a remarkable woman!
@@roymacaskill6610 Such a nice comment, thank you. C
"what if someone tries to burn your house down?"
honestly didnt really think of that
Quite a realistic possibility. C
Could you please comment on my favourite old test prophecy. It was given to me in 1961 by a Soth African reverend in UK at the age of 10. I will never forget it. Perhaps you have a different interprpretation.
Always bug out I don't know who I might have made enemies with se don't make it obvious that's what scares the most go where they can't find you you wait it out and hope it goes back to normal
He shall take the strongest fortresses. Dan 11 that means the USA and all the Anglo countries defeated and invaded do you agree. Very few would survive. Only those who listen. To people like you God bless you and remain practical
Thanks! Blessings to you too! C
Nog n goeie video C. Goed gedoen.
Baie dankie, ek's bly dit was vir jou waardevol. In hierdie land moet ons maar op ons hoede wees. Lekker week vir jou! C
Hybrid. Plan for a sit down and plan for escape.
Great! You seem ready for the best and the worst. C
I was just wondering, I got a cat and I don't know what am I going to do with him? What do you do if you don't know it's happening and unfortunately live in the city? That why I got a cat if something happens I want to go to my family in the more urban area but the dogs will eat my cat 😢 and he is a rescue, he is scared of people .
Good question and it's really good that you are preparing on behalf of your pets! I have the same issue, so I have taught my cat to travel. She even camps with me. I also posted a video on pet preparedness that you can have a look at. The best thing is just to make them used to moving around. It takes a bit of work and you'll need to get a harness. It will be strange to both of you in the beginning and then you'll find that cats are actually very adaptable. The only trick with a cat is that you can't let it off the leash. C
Here's the link to the pet preparedness video th-cam.com/video/nr4tJ98lg9M/w-d-xo.html
Cats make great stir fry
@wazzupktp 🤣 hahahahaha we are having Chinese food tonight
What if "it" doesn't hit the fan?
… always be prepared for everything everytime everywhere… because if you are ….. you have the 50/50 % chance to survive…. But if you are not prepared and SHTF … you are fucked … always be prepared… 🔥🔥🔥✌️😎✌️🍀🍀🍀🌎🔥🔥🔥🔥 you never know what is coming… maybe nothing or maybe system collapse… 💀✌️🔥🍀
Good video. But there's more to come and much worse for the white Christian South Africans. Stay prepared at all times believe he guides your intuition and will always protect you Carrie
Sorry clarrisa about your name. Very late here. Using a mobile. Just tired very tired
No problem, get some rest it sounds like you need it! Clarise ;)
Yowie's are everwhere, you can't bug out and hide.
A long favourite of mine is a prophecy from. Zephaniah 3 10 which tells of an oblation to the Lord from a daughter of Israel South Africa the burning of millions of native bodies infected with aids it's clearer in some KJV versions. A time to look up
Hey, thanks for your comment. I'm not sure that I interpret it the same. Is this the scripture you're referring to?
10 From beyond the rivers of Ethiopia my suppliants, even the daughter of my dispersed, shall bring mine offering. Zephaniah 3v10
The Dakota fire is another way to have a fire and even have it inside of a teepee type structure or a lien to or something like that depending on how you dig it in the ventilation how much are you letting in you can keep something pretty doggone warm and you won't have any flame coming out of the hole but research that my dear Dakota fire
So well presented much appreciated 👍
Awesome thanks for watching! C
Thank you for your message,there are not very many folks on you tube who do things the way you do and I for one find it very refreshing.
I ask that do a video about transition from a bug out vehicle to a wilderness living situation,for example say the fuel has run out you are way off grid and you need to go by foot to a location,what do you do with the vehicle and how do you prepare for the journey etc.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
😊😊😊
Hi Anthony, nice video topic suggestion. I actually have an interesting story to share on the topic and have added it to my to do list. I'm glad you've found value here! C
Hello C. 🤍
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Perfekt… thx … 🍀🍀🍀✌️😜✌️🔥🔥🔥🌎🔥🔥🔥✌️😎✌️🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🇦🇹