I'm not a mid or post tribber so i wont be here during that horrible period ( thank you Jesus ) but i'm still concerned about those who will.
I still consider myself a "prepper" in that i like to be prepared as much as i can for any natural disaster that may come my way. I'm in Canada and we know very well how bad winter storms can get , we've went thru many snowmageddons over the years .
Here's a list of the preppy things i do : keep in mind im retired ( formerly a electrician ) and single with no dependents
1. I keep a large pantry full of canned goods enough to last atleast 2 years, perhaps longer.
2. My deep freezer and iceboxes are chock full of meats of every kind.
3. Unfortunately i don't have a root seller so i dont have much in the way of vegetables or fruit, maybe enough to last a coupla months.
4. I have a 35000 Watt gas generator on standby in case of a power failure ( which has happened a few times )
5. I have three sources of heat/energy: electric baseboard heaters , a oil furnace ( which i rarely use ) and a fireplace ( which again i rarely use ).
6. I have a toolshed 30' long with just about every handy tool you can think of, packed to the ceiling with lumber and hardwoods , all kinds of power tools ( mostly battery operated these days ) and several canisters of oil and gasoline which i keep locked away in a seperate room.
7. Four snowblowers ( sure why not ? ) which is kept in another smaller shed.
8. I have two vehicles, a four wheel drive F-150 pick-up ( gotta have one of those right guys ) and a small four cylinder hatchback car that i use for darting around town.
9. Another thing i was thinking of getting into is solar panels, bin pondering that for a long time.
Thats about it, can anyone think of more ideas ?