Shifting To Our Safe Spot – For Good
As if the End Of The World (and associated hullabaloo) wasn’t stressful enough, we are moving out of the city, to spend a couple of years (at least) at our safe spot. Just a few days from now. Yep, while juggling media appearances I was packing boxes. I wonder how this past week would rate on a stress meter?
The timing is more to do with school years and family visits than the doomsday we just dodged – in case you were wondering why we would move after Dec 21 and not before. Plus, the house was only officially finished a few days ago. Oh yeah, I’ve been dealing with banks and builders as well.
So I won’t be posting much in the next week. But then I’ll get cracking on the backlog of things I figure are 2012-relevant but I have yet to write about.
As I have been saying, I consider the six months either side of Dec 21 as the risk period, so I’ll carry on with the presumption that we still could be confronted with a cataclysm at any time. This isn’t some sort of Harold Camping make-up-a-new-date bullshit, but a combo of me thinking Dec 21 might have been symbolic (the darkest day) combined with just being a standard prepper, ready for anything.
I respect you, your work, and you have my full moral support… Stay strong!
Good choice, for many reasons. Firstly, it is a better life then a busy, polluted city. Secondly, December 21, 2012 was a marker. What happens after that point is more the concern then the date and 11:11 in and of itself. Have fun, stay safe, ENJOY!
BTW, I am very slowly growing to love the standard/defauly Australian bush scenery. So many people live in fire-risk zones just to immerse themselves into this that I figured there was something to it, but until this week (literally) I never got it.
So the view from our balcony is f’in awesome!