Season 4 Episode 662
What are you waiting for? The New Year? Monday morning? Your next physical exam? The end of a particularly stressful time? Today is the day to start.
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Livestream Schedule
Tales from the Prepper Pantry
Weekly Shopping Report
No report this week
Frugality Tip from Margo
So we just had a little Halloween party. I put out a veggie and dip tray. So I buy a celery and a bag of carrots and the like. I cut up veggies for the tray and then make two bags to put in the freezer. One with the tops and such for stock and then dice up some veggies in another bag to add to soups and stews.
Use all the parts of the vegetables and save yourself some money in the long run.
Operation Independence
Main topic of the Show: The End is Near - What Are You Waiting For?
What are you waiting for? The new moon? The New Year? Monday?
Reasons to fail are many:
Reason to succeed are there too, but we often refuse to see them
The bigger question is this: why do we choose to fail?
The big reason: Change=losing a piece of yourself
As we sit in a very significant week: Tactical's first year
I got to thinking about all the excuses we make to delay starting - yet starting i
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