Circling the Wagons: Level 2, Part 2, Summary

Circling the Wagons …. in uncertain times and emergency situations

(Week 2, level 2, Summary)

by mrs. patsi @ A Working Pantry

Wagon clipart link … https://clipart-library.com/clipart/713877.htm

(Reminder: in our imaginary scenario what you have is what you're working with and whatever your weather is, is the weather in the scenario.

One more thing, for those just popping in, this is an imaginary scenario that's part of a class we are doing and not real life.) 

We’re on day 49 of our imaginary scenario, that's 7 weeks.  In our scenario a lot has changed during these 7 weeks, hasn't it?

With this week we're closing out our second level and breaking until January for a Christmas and New Year's break.  When we come back in January, we'll do some reviewing and then move on to level 3 of this class.

Before we sign off though, let's talk about the take-aways from this week's class ...

We talked about our abilities to handle a virus like illness in a grid down scenario ...

We talked about books and or written materials that would help us in learning about possible alternative treatment methods if needed ...

And then we turned our attention to making the best Christmas possible in our grid down scenario.

I took lots more notes and became more determined to continue learning about herbs, essential oils and homeopathic options.  I also plan to continue working on gifts throughout the year so that I'll always have something for a gift should an occasion call for it.

What did you learn from this week's class, what are your take-aways?

mrs. patsi @ A Working Pantry

She looketh well to the ways of her household … Proverbs 31:27 

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