More Than Just Surviving

Been a while since I wandered here to scribble my thoughts about a product.

Another year and yet another pseudo crisis.

Been a while since I chimed in with my 2 cents, so here we are.

When Metmo reached out about reviewing their Pocket Driver, it took me a while to accept their offer to test drive their product.

I rarely throw in the towel, but with the current news cycle it has become clear that my somewhat regular April fools posts cannot compete with reality.

A bit of a silly post?

I accumulated the standard outdoor fixed blades a quite a few years ago.

Long time since I have done an EDC drop.

I can’t remember if it was at the start of COVID or a couple of years before, but at one point or another, Thomas and I got to the point where we’d settled into our new home here in Portugal, and were starting to want to really grow our long-term, rather…

I cannot count the number of time’s I’ve heard or read preppers, survivalists, and bushcrafters say that, in case there’s an emergency situation, they’ll be fine because they know how to hunt.

Once again in July a fire broke out right behind my home.

We’ve dropped by sporadically here and there over the years, but our life up to this point has been so hectic and full of chaos that coming back to our roots – by returning to blogging regularly – has felt more like a long shot dream than a possible reali…

Evening folks.

As of last Friday, my little slice of the hemisphere ended the COVID lockdown.

For my first review of 2021, I figured it would be fun to court controversy by taking a look at Dalstrong knives, Specifically the Shogun Series X 10.25″.

As this pandemic stretches to an unforeseeable conclusion, this felt like a good time to drop back in and give you lot an update on my own perspective as a jaded prepper.

The interesting thing about forest fires is the powerlessness one feels when placed kissing distance from an inferno.

As the world unwinds our collective enforced isolation protocols, it’s good to take stock of the situation at hand and see where this will lead us.

Figured I was long overdue for an update.

If there’s one thing that’s bothering me the absolute most about this pandemic, it’s the uncertainty.