18 Things to Like About Being a Survivalist
by Dan and Sheila
SurvivingSurvivalism.com
It safe to
say that if you live off the grid in the wilderness your lifestyle
is very different from the urban/suburban day-to-day. We've replaced
driving to work, working in a cubicle all day, driving home so tired
that after dinner all the energy that is left goes into watching
TV, with full days of physical labor that may tire the body but
invigorates the soul.
In between the daily chores, we have time to rest and time to reflect
and think about our choice. Some of the things that have spoiled
us are....
- Sunbathing
- Reading
a book
- Having
deep conversations with people we love
- Not worrying
about a mortgage payment
- Never being
stuck in traffic
- Not having
a electric bill, phone bill, cable TV bill or water bill
- Being outside
on a nice day or any day I choose to be
- Working
in the garden
- Seeing
a herd of antelope pass gracefully by
- Hearing
how messed up the world is and not experiencing it first hand
- Bathing
outdoors in the summer
- Takings
lots of safety breaks and understanding their importance
- Feeding
chickens and gathering eggs
- Harvesting
desert figs and yucca fruit
- Hearing
an elk bugle
- Watching
our son build a house out of local rocks and adobe
- Knowing
that I'll never go hungry
- Helping
others achieve this lifestyle
Reprinted
with permission from SurvivingSurvivalism.com.
October
2, 2012
Dan
and Sheila [send them mail]
are the authors of Surviving Survivalism – How to Avoid Survivalism
Culture Shock and hosts of the free podcast, “Still Surviving
with Dan and Sheila”, both available at survivingsurvivalism.com.
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© 2012 SurvivingSurvivalism.com
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