end of the WWO

One last chance to post as lead_tag and then it’s good night and good luck.

Hope everyone who read and wrote in the WWO community took something away from the experiment, I certainly did. I truly enjoyed reading what everyone contributed. Many of you are incredible writers and reminded me of why I should stick to pulling triggers for a living. Keep up the good work and perhaps someday we’ll meet in real life. I myself may occasionally return here to post from time to time, but I’ve never had a blog before, and work keeps me too busy to maintain one. We’ll just have to see.

I wish the best of luck to all of you in your individual preparations, because as we saw it will come down to what we do for ourselves and not what others do for us. Skills for survival in a low energy future should be learned before they’re needed as the learning curve in a crisis is sharp indeed. Practice makes competent, before it makes perfect, and we all want to be at least that when we need it. So grow a garden, ride a bike, store a little bit (or a lot) of food away for a rainy day and remember;

Survival is as much a mental exercise as a physical.

You can do it.