Hey from New York

[Brosia]

Currently stuck in the suburbs, and every day I feel the need to get OUT and get away, and be self-sufficient.

I've spent the last few weeks researching all over the web anything that has to do with Survivalism, homesteading, etc, getting ready for What? I don't know, but something! I've even started turning my hand to some new skills.... this weekend's project will either be canning food or dehydrating food for long-term storage, because that's what I think is going to be necessary to survive in the near future.

I am totally alone in my thinking of all my family and friends, and am grateful for all the knowledgeable (and "crazy" like me :p) people to share with and learn from.

[kenno]

Your welcome here, have fun!

[Zombie Axe]

Welcome aboard Brosia:)

Yeah life happens and it is up to you how you come out (and the good Lord). Good on ya, for prepping:cool:

[Diesel]

Nothing wrong with being prepared, you've come to the right place.

Feel free to share your knowledge and expertise and absorb the info here as well.

Have you assembled gear yet?

[TheUnboundOne]

Howdy, Brosia! You're on the right path and you are in the right place. We are all teaching and learning something, so feel free to join in.

[Ronald_THM]

getting ready for What? I don't know, but something!

not one of those pesky "Cloverfield" monsters i hope, lol! Welcome aboard.

[Rustyshakelford]

not one of those pesky "Cloverfield" monsters i hope, lol! Welcome aboard.

Darn if that was not one of the worst endings to a movie I had ever seen!!! Neat concept until the end!

[Zombie Axe]

Watch "The Mist" for a bummer ending:eek:

Cloverfield was wild though:D

[kenno]

HMMMM,,,, gears creak as I ponder the two movies.
An incandescent bulb flickers in the darkness of my mind then brightens with the Prometheus of thought! "What do you expect from Hollywood, plot, story, chacters, good acting? Art? And all goes black!
"I am spent"- Mike Meyers

[TheUnboundOne]

Kenno,

Take it from this Prometheus, you'll find much better quality viewing on YouTube, Google, Metacafe, and many other Web 2.0 video services. I only wish you could get these services. They are sources of both great instruction, as well as great entertainment. The first chance you get hold of a better computer or better bandwidth or satellite access, you're in for a great treat.